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Mastry's Bait & Tackle

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Mastry__s Bait & Tackle has proudly served Tampa Bay area in Florida since 1975. Mastry__s offers a full line of fine tackle, bait and fresh, locally-caught seafood. Mastry__s Bait & Tackle has been helping fishermen with fishing problems for nearly 40 years. Providing quality tackle and advice has been the cornerstone of our business. Specializing in local species, Mastry__s has a full range of products and services to help you catch more fish! Unlike many big-box retailers, Mastry__s has a knowledgeable staff with decades of fishing experience to provide you with meaningful advice to ensure that you are equipped with the right tackle and knowledge for your next trip. Mastry__s is also one of only a few places in the Tampa Bay area where you can buy fresh, locally-caught seafood. Our seafood is brought to our store daily by local and reputable, commercial fishermen. Some of the species that you can expect to find at Mastry__s include: amberjack, bream (freshwater), catfish (freshwater), cobia, grouper, mackerel, mullet, sheepshead, shrimp, snapper, trout and more! We also carry popular frozen items like: Canadian scallops, cold-water lobster tails, wild salmon and snow crab. Browse around Mastry__s website to learn more about Mastry__s, check out our fine bait and takle, and see our fresh local seafood. So if you need to know what__s biting, or you just feel like biting into some fresh seafood, feel free to stop by and check us out. We__re located at 1700 4th Street South, in St. Petersburg. Additionally, you can drop us a line at: (727) 896-8889 or (727) 821- 1858. We__re open 8 a.m. _ 6 p.m. (Mon. - Sat.); Closed Sundays and major holidays.

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