Tackle and Tucker (St Kilda) in St Kilda | Coffee shop

Tackle and Tucker (St Kilda)

Locality: St Kilda

Phone: +61 8 8280 9355

Address: Cockle St 5110 St Kilda, SA, Australia

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30.05.2022 A Merry Xmas to all our friends and customers from Robyn and myself and Tackle and Tucker will be open from 5am Sunday morning , Plenty of Goolwa Cockles in stock along with Crab baits , Pillies etc so we'll enjoy our day off and hope you do as well .

17.05.2022 Launch from St Kilda, took out 3 brothers, sister and niece. Good fun had by all, very competitive group with some great fish landed with the biggest one being ...42cm whiting. Caught the quota of whiting for 5 people being 50 fish. 30 red mullet, flathead and some leather jackets. Look forward to them coming out again and bringing one of the father in laws. See more

25.01.2022 For anyone tossing around thoughts about Fishing Licences there is a monthly free magazine called Hooked Up that always has a write up about Victorian Fisheries and a run down of what the fishing licence fees are being used for.We have just received the June/July issue (they didn't print through the serious Covid months ) so your local Tackle shop should have them .Worth having a read without everyone elses opinions.

24.01.2022 Hi everyone, Nick the IT guy here. If anyone was wondering why the page has been quiet in the last few months it is not because of Covid. Unfortunately Robyn has lost access to her Facebook and despite numerous attempts to contact the company to have her account restored we've been unsuccessful. I'll be trying to work out a new log in for her soon. The shop is still open and still going great. Please call us on 08 8280 9355 if you need anything.

21.01.2022 The second mystery prize winner is Stef and the 3rd Neil in the childrens its Chelsea and Callum I will post photos as they collect their prizes.

18.01.2022 Just to reiterate there are no signs of the virus at the Mangrove Trail the logistics of keeping everything sterile and distancing rules made it too difficult.

18.01.2022 Chandra was out early this morning with his mates and scored 56 Salmon trout on Firetiger gulp 3 ".

18.01.2022 The St Kilda Mangrove Trail has been closed by the Council today because of the virus all other facilities are open as is the shop.If you have any enquiries please phone on 82809355.

17.01.2022 Fishing during COVID-19

15.01.2022 Just an update on St kilda The playground is closed, the Mangrove Trail is closed but you can still go fishing . After numerous phone calls people need to be aware that the distancing rule applies in your boat the same as anywhere at present.Have the best Easter weekend you can.

14.01.2022 A little bit of music to lighten the mood

11.01.2022 The second Mystery Prize winner in the crab comp is Neil a big shout out to Rob Wilson from South Oz Rods for donating this great fishing shirt.

10.01.2022 The Simo show and sharing the spot light with his Dad.

08.01.2022 Simmo managed to bag out again this morning Chartreuse soft plastics of course he said they are starting to get a bit of size about them.

08.01.2022 Closure of St Kilda Adventure Park The City of Salisbury, SA, Australia have made the decision to close St Kilda Adventure Park to ensure the safety of the co...mmunity. Due to its status as a large destination playground which attracts families from across South Australia, it is not practical to effectively manage the risk of exposure to COVID-19 (coronavirus). Whilst this isn’t ideal, given that there are still a number of people who are blatantly ignoring social distancing requirements, I support the decision made by the CEO.

08.01.2022 Simo came in very early this morning because he had a gut feeling the Salmon Trout would be at the end of the Breakwater .He was right he bagged out on the old faithful Chartreuse soft plastics .

04.01.2022 Little 8 year old Johnny is the winner of the Children's section with a nice 59 cm crab

01.01.2022 Well done to Chad and all the Salisbury councillors for their compassionate thinking and community support.