What does Clearance mean on Tackl?

New, unused stock sold off by a tackle shop, often end-of-line items or older packaging.

Is clearance tackle covered by buyer protection?

Yes. Every order on Tackl is covered: the seller is only paid after your item arrives, and you can open a claim within 48 hours of delivery.

Will clearance items come back in stock?

Usually not. Clearance lines are limited, so once an item sells it is normally gone.

Fishing Tackle Clearance

32 items for sale

There are 32 clearance items on Tackl right now. Clearance means new, unused stock that a tackle shop is selling off, usually end-of-line ranges, older packaging or the last few of a size or colour. Live clearance prices run from about £1.54 to £5.70, including buyer protection. Because stock is limited, check the quantity and any listed sizes or flavours before you buy, and look at the best-before date on bait. Your payment is held until the item arrives, and you have 48 hours after delivery to report a problem.

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Questions buyers ask

What does Clearance mean on Tackl?: New, unused stock sold off by a tackle shop, often end-of-line items or older packaging.
Is clearance tackle covered by buyer protection?: Yes. Every order on Tackl is covered: the seller is only paid after your item arrives, and you can open a claim within 48 hours of delivery.
Will clearance items come back in stock?: Usually not. Clearance lines are limited, so once an item sells it is normally gone.