TCE Tackles Inc., Mandaue City, Cebu

Hiya guys,

Found this tackle shop in Mandaue City, Cebu. Address is:

TCE Tackles Inc.,
R. Senido Bldg. 2
A.C. Cortes Ave.,
Mandaue City, Cebu
6014 Philippines
Tel: 032 420 3537
Mob. 0928 776 3243

The Sales Manager is Mr. Freddie Asuncion. I bought a few stuff like lures, a fish hook release tool, split rings, power rings, T-Arm rig, replacement rod butt cap, monoline, swivels, SS nylon coated wire leader. The shirt is a freebie. I forgot to buy braid and dacron so I'll just have it ship to Davao. I will be sending them my old rod and reel also for repair.

To give you an idea of what they have, below are some pics of their showroom. My contact Person is Rainier Aguas at Tel no. 032-420-3577.











Note: I am not affiliated with TCE so dont scold me as spam.

Hi Freeman,

Rainier was in Malaysia when I went there last Saturday. I forgot to bring my camera so I wasn't able to take pictures as well.

This post helped me out BIG TIME

my wife and me will go in the end of November to buy all the things we need
to go fishing in the waters around Siargao Island (Pilar, naked Island, ...)

I am planning to buy 2 spinning rods for LAPU LAPU = bass
2 casting rods for night fishing from Naked Island
and 1 one boat rod for some small trolling = hila hila as this interests me not so much because a banca is too small to reel in the big ones and to be honest it can be very tiring, as i heared some stories

If anyone has tips about baits and techniques PLEASE send me your experiences

I am planning to buy also a depthmeter if someone knows where I can bet this (EAGLE Y) so I can explore and find good spots

Noel

HI Noel,

Good to hear the post proved to be useful to you.
Unfortunately, I have not fished Siargao yet so I will let the more seasoned anglers in this forum fill you in on that.

What does Salamat Karahaw mean?

Salamat karajaw is Visayan and means something like
THANK YOU VERY MUCH

Hi Noel,
Didnt realize that was visayan. I thought it was Bahasa.

Correction on TCE:
Tel no. 032-420-3537

I hope that when I go to the TCE shop next week there will be loads of stock as I can get a lot of stuff

and catch some nice lapu lapu, masarap

yes visayan is the language I hear every day here in Siargao, or suriganon also called by the locals,

thank you for the reply, Noel

Hi Noel,

So you are in Surigao already? Good for you man, I hear fishing is still good over there. Got pics? Would love to see them. I have been reading this gentleman's blog about the place http://www.coconutstudio.com/index.htm. Im not sure if he's an angler but he has kept a very good record of what the locals catch over there.

for pictures of Siargao Fishing just look for the international game fishing competition site in PILAR 2008, you can find many pictures there.

The prices for boats are between 2000 - 4000 for a whole day with gasoline included and a boatman.

Siargao Island is an adventure destination so don't expect too much LUXE, how ever there is a high price and class resort.

Warm regards, MARAJAW KARAJAW