Tackle Shop Rebate

The ServiceWA app allows Western Australians to easily connect with State Government services from their smartphone.   

Download the ServiceWA app today:

• Download from the App Store
• Get it on Google Play

The ServiceWA app is the fastest, most secure and most convenient way to claim the Tackle Shop Rebate.  

Please visit the ServiceWA Current Offers webpage for more information on how to log in, find the offer in ServiceWA and claim your rebate.   

Need help with your Digital ID?  

For help with your Digital ID, visit the ServiceWA: Get your Digital ID page.  

Digital ID support is also available in different languages. Find videos in your language on the ServiceWA: Resources and Translations page.  

Help accessing the ServiceWA app  

For technical support, visit the ServiceWA support page.  

For support and general information about ServiceWA or if you need assistance to download the ServiceWA app contact ServiceWA Customer Care:  

• 13 33 WA (13 33 92) – 24/7
• support@digital.wa.gov.au (weekdays, 8.30am-4.30pm) 

To be eligible to submit a claim under the Tackle Shop Rebate program, a claimant must: 

• be a resident of Western Australia 
• hold a valid Recreational Fishing from Boat Licence (RFBL) at the time of claim. 

Please direct any queries to ServiceWA Customer Care on 13 33 92 (open 24/7) or support@digital.wa.gov.au (open 8.30am-4.30pm, weekdays).

The ServiceWA app is the fastest, most secure and most convenient way to claim the Tackle Shop Rebate.  

If you are unable to claim through the ServiceWA app, or you are claiming on behalf of a child, you can fill out an online form via Waivpay’s website.

Claims made through the online claim form will take up to 30 business days from the date they are received for a payment to be processed. 

You will also need to provide copies of your identity documents to meet 100 points of ID from the examples provided below. 

Access the online claim form. 

Identity documents 

Total point score must equal over 100 points and include at least one primary document.

For example, your driver’s licence with a photo (primary document 70 points) along with your Recreational Fishing from Boat Licence (Secondary document 40 points) achieves 100 points of ID. 

At least one of your documents must contain a photograph and your signature.

If your Identity Documents are in different names, proof of name change is required. Accepted change of name documents are: Marriage Certificate; Divorce Papers; and Change of Name Certificate from Registrar General.

Foreign documents, or documents that are not in English must be accompanied by an official translation.

All documents must be current, with the exception of an Australian Passport, which must be no more than 2 years past its expiry date. 

If the RFBL holder is under 16 years of age, a parent or guardian will need to submit a rebate claim on the child’s behalf via the alternative claim form. When completing the form, the parent or guardian will need to provide their own identification documents and bank details and provide the child’s RFBL number. 

Primary documents

*must clearly display name and photo

Secondary documents

*must clearly display name and photo