Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
Select your state to see what’s inside.
Built for surf, reef and big-bait fishing using rigs proven across Queensland conditions.
A versatile surf-to-estuary mix based on the most popular and consistently chosen rigs across NSW waters.
Cold-water and southern-species rigs selected from what Victorian fishos buy most.
Multi-species rigs chosen for SA’s surf beaches, gulfs and inshore fishing styles.
Heavy-duty, high-current rigs matched to WA’s demanding coastal and offshore conditions.
Simple, effective rigs built for Tasmanian waters and cooler climates.

Designed around how fishos actually fish Queensland waters, this pack brings together surf, reef and heavy-duty bait rigs that consistently perform across beaches, headlands, reefs and offshore ground.
All rigs in this pack are selected based on real customer orders from Queensland, reflecting the styles and strengths that get used most often in local conditions.
• 3 × Long Cast Beach Pulley Rigs
60lb/40lb Long Cast Beach Pulley Rig No2 – 5/0 Beak Hook
Wiggle ya Worm Toothey Critter 60lb/110lb Long Cast Beach Pulley Rig 6/0 hook
60lb/110lb wire Long Cast Beach Pulley Rig No69, 3x 4/0 ganged hooks
• 2 × Snapper & Mulloway Surf Rigs
Snapper & Mulloway Fishing Rig – 60lb – 2 x 6/0 Octopus Circle Hooks
• 2 × Heavy-Duty Reef Paternoster Rigs
Heavy Duty Offshore & Reef 80lb Twisted Paternoster rig, 2x 8/0 hooks
• 2 × Sliding Snelled Big Bait Rigs
40lb Sliding Snelled Double Hook Rig – 2 x 3/0 Octopus Circle Hooks – Lumo Beads
60lb Sliding Snelled double hook rig, 2 x Octopus circle 5/0 hooks & lumo beads
• 1 × Wire Trace / Shark & Toothies Rig
80lb Black Wire Sliding Snell Rig – Twin 8/0 Circles for Gummy & Mulloway
Queensland fishing often means covering a wide range of conditions — from long surf casts and deep gutters to reef edges, headlands and offshore bait fishing.
These rigs were chosen because they:
Rather than focusing on one style of fishing, this pack gives you a practical spread of rigs that suit how Queensland fishos actually fish.
These rigs are commonly used by Queensland fishos chasing:
• Tailor
• Mulloway (Jewfish)
• Snapper
• Trevally
• Mackerel species
• Reef species (coral trout, emperor, cod, sweetlip)
• Sharks and large toothy fish
• Big bait predators around headlands and reefs
While no rig is limited to a single species, the selections in this pack align closely with what Queensland anglers regularly target.
• Rinse rigs with fresh water after use, especially after reef or salt exposure
• Allow rigs to dry fully before storage to extend hook and swivel life
• Check traces and knots after landing toothy or reef fish
• Store wire and heavy rigs separately to avoid tangling lighter rigs
• Use appropriate gloves when handling wire traces and heavy hooks
Queensland conditions can change quickly with tide, swell and current. Carrying a mix of surf, reef and heavy bait rigs means you can adapt on the spot — whether you move from a beach gutter to a headland, or from inshore to reef edge without re-rigging from scratch.
This page is part of our state-based rig system.
Scroll further to explore other state packs, or use this pack as a baseline when fishing similar conditions along the Queensland coast.

This NSW Rig Pack has been built specifically for the wide variety of fishing conditions found across New South Wales — from exposed surf beaches and rock platforms to protected estuaries and river mouths.
Every rig included has been selected based on consistent performance across NSW waters, reflecting what local fishos actually rely on day in, day out.
Each pack contains 10 hand-tied rigs, made up of a carefully balanced mix of proven designs:
(Tap any rig name below to see full specs and setup details)
This mix ensures you’re covered across surf, beach, estuary and river systems without carrying unnecessary or rarely-used setups.
NSW fishing demands versatility. Conditions can change quickly, and species vary dramatically depending on location, season and tide.
These rigs were chosen because they:
This pack removes guesswork and gives you rigs that suit the way NSW fish are actually targeted.
The rigs in this pack are commonly used to target:
Species presence varies by region and season, but these rigs provide coverage for the most commonly targeted NSW fish.
Well-maintained rigs last longer and perform more consistently.
When fishing NSW surf beaches, keep at least two rigs ready — one heavier setup for sweep and swell, and one lighter option for calmer gutters. Swapping rigs as conditions change is often more effective than adjusting sinker weight alone.
This page is part of our state-based rig system.
Scroll through the other state sections on this page to explore how different rig combinations are tailored to local conditions across Australia.

Built from our most-sold rigs across Victoria, this pack reflects how Victorian fishos actually fish — from surf beaches and bays to deeper water targeting gummies and snapper. Every rig in this pack earns its place through real customer use, not theory.
Rig quantities are weighted toward the styles that see the most consistent use in Victorian conditions.
Victoria’s fishing is condition-driven — tides, swell and water temperature all play a part. This pack focuses on rigs that:
These are the rigs Victorian customers reorder and rely on most.
These rigs are commonly used across Victoria for:
Species vary by season and location, but this pack is designed to stay relevant year-round.
Victorian conditions change fast. Keep a mix of lighter estuary rigs and heavier surf or bottom rigs ready — switching rigs quickly often matters more than switching spots.
Well-maintained rigs last longer and fish better.
This page is part of our state-based rig system.
Scroll through the other sections on this page to explore how different rig packs are built for conditions across Australia.

This Western Australia Rig Pack is built from our most-sold rigs across WA, selected to suit the powerful currents, rugged coastlines and hard-fighting species Western Australian fishos target most often — from surf beaches and rocky headlands to offshore reefs and deep inshore ground.
Western Australia consistently demands stronger components, higher abrasion resistance and rigs that hold bottom in fast water. These rigs are the ones WA fishos buy most often because they:
This mix covers the widest range of WA conditions without overcomplicating your setup.
After fishing WA’s salt-heavy, high-energy waters, rinse rigs thoroughly in fresh water and allow them to dry fully before storage. Regularly check knots, swivels and trace for abrasion — especially after reef sessions.
In strong WA current, don’t oversink straight away. Start lighter and increase weight only if needed — allowing your rig to move naturally often produces better bites than pinning it hard to the bottom.
This page is part of our state-based rig system.
Scroll through the other sections on this page to see how different rig packs are built for conditions across Australia.

This South Australia Rig Pack is built from our most-sold rigs across SA, selected to suit the unique mix of surf beaches, gulfs and inshore waters South Australian fishos fish most often — from exposed coastlines to calmer gulf systems.
South Australia’s fishing conditions demand versatility. These rigs reflect what SA customers consistently buy for fishing along open surf beaches, within the gulfs, and around inshore structure.
This mix gives you reliable coverage for changing conditions, varying tides and a wide range of target species — without needing to constantly re-rig or carry multiple specialty setups.
These rigs are commonly used across South Australia for species such as:
Local Regulations Note (South Australia)
Snapper closures may apply in South Australia at certain times of year. The Snapper & Mulloway and Snapper & Kingfish rigs included in this pack are proven crossover rigs and are commonly used for species such as mulloway, kingfish, salmon, tailor and other larger inshore fish when snapper fishing is closed.
Well-maintained rigs last longer and fish better.
In South Australia, conditions can change quickly. Carrying a mix of surf, bottom and running-sinker rigs lets you adapt on the fly — whether you move from an exposed beach to sheltered gulf water or fish through changing tides.
This page is part of our state-based rig system.
Scroll through the other sections on this page to see how each rig pack is built specifically for fishing conditions across Australia.

This Tasmania Rig Pack is built from our most-sold rigs across TAS, selected to suit cooler water conditions, lighter surf zones, sheltered bays, and estuary systems commonly fished around the state.
It focuses on proven, reliable setups that Tasmanian fishos use most — simple, effective rigs that perform consistently in southern waters.
Tasmania’s fishing often rewards finesse, bait presentation, and reliability over heavy hardware.
These rigs reflect what Tasmanian fishos buy most often:
Together, this mix covers the majority of land-based and inshore fishing situations across Tasmania.
Commonly caught species using the rigs in this pack include:
In cooler water, slower bait movement and fresh bait make a bigger difference than heavier tackle.
Match sinker weight to conditions, not distance — lighter rigs often out-fish heavier setups in Tasmania’s calmer waters.
To get the most from your rigs:
Well-maintained rigs last longer and fish better.
This page is part of our state-based rig system.
Scroll through the other sections on this page to see how different rig packs are built for fishing conditions across Australia.

Copyright © 2026 Wiggle ya Worm - Quality Hand Tied Fishing Rigs - All Rights Reserved.