Hand-Tied Fishing Rigs, Built for Your State

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Designed around how fishos actually fish Queensland waters, this pack brings together surf, reef and heavy-duty bait rigs that perform across beaches, headlands, reefs and offshore ground.

All 10 rigs were selected based on real customer orders from Queensland, reflecting the rig styles and strengths used most often in local conditions.

Tap any rig name below to view the full specifications and setup details.

• 3 × Long Cast Beach Pulley Rigs

5/0 Beak Hook Long Cast Beach Pulley Rig – 40lb Trace / 60lb Mono

110lb Wire Trace Long Cast Beach Pulley Rig – 6/0 Circle Hook / 60lb Mono

110lb Wire Trace Long Cast Beach Pulley Rig – 3 × 4/0 Ganged Beak Hooks / 60lb Mono

• 2 × Snapper & Mulloway Surf Rigs

60lb Snapper & Mulloway Sliding Snell Rig – Twin 6/0 Circle Hooks

• 2 × Heavy-Duty Reef Paternoster Rigs

Heavy Duty 80lb Offshore Twisted Paternoster Rig – Twin 8/0 Beak Hooks

• 2 × Sliding Snelled Big Bait Rigs

40lb Sliding Snelled Double Hook Rig – Twin 3/0 Octopus Circle Hooks

60lb Sliding Snelled Double Hook Rig – Twin 5/0 Octopus Circle Hooks

• 1 × Wire Trace / Shark & Toothies Rig

80lb Black Wire Sliding Snell Rig – Twin 8/0 Circle Hooks

Queensland fishing can mean 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:

• Handle heavier sinkers and stronger currents
• Present baits cleanly in surf, reef and offshore environments
• Stand up to abrasion from reef, teeth and structure
• Give fishos the flexibility to target multiple species in one session

Rather than focusing on a single style of fishing, this pack provides a practical selection of rigs suited to how Queensland fishos actually fish.

These rigs are commonly used by Queensland fishos chasing:

• Tailor
• Mulloway (Jewfish)
• Snapper
• Trevally
• Mackerel
• Reef species including coral trout, emperor, cod and sweetlip
• Sharks and other large toothy fish
• Big bait predators around headlands and reefs

While no rig is limited to one species, the selection in this pack closely matches the fish and conditions commonly encountered along the Queensland coast.

• Rinse rigs with fresh water after use
• Allow rigs to dry fully before storage to extend hook and swivel life
• Check leaders, wire, hooks and knots after landing toothy or reef fish
• Store wire and heavy-duty rigs separately to avoid tangling lighter rigs
• Use suitable gloves when handling wire traces and large hooks
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Queensland conditions can change quickly with the tide, swell and current. Carrying a mixture of surf, reef and heavy bait rigs allows you to adapt on the spot—whether you move from a beach gutter to a headland or from inshore water to a reef edge.

This page is part of our state-based rig pack range. Scroll down to explore the other state packs, or use the Queensland pack as a practical starting point when fishing similar conditions elsewhere along the Australian coast.

 Designed around how fishos actually fish New South Wales waters, this pack brings together surf, estuary, big-fish and toothy-species rigs suited to beaches, coastal lakes, rivers, rock platforms and inshore waters.

All 10 rigs were selected based on real customer orders from New South Wales, reflecting the rig styles and strengths used most often in local conditions.

Tap any rig name below to view the full specifications and setup details.

• 3 × Surf Fishing Rigs

5/0 Beak Hook Long Cast Beach Pulley Rig – 40lb Trace / 60lb Mono

Surf & Estuary Fish Finder Rig – 6/0 Octopus Circle Hook / 40lb Mono

Australian Salmon Twisted Paternoster Rig – Twin Heavy-Duty 2/0 Hooks / 40lb Mono

• 3 × Estuary Fishing Rigs

Bream Running Sinker Rig – 1/0 Hook / 15g Sliding Bean Sinker

40lb Mono Flathead Fish Finder Rig – Adjustable Twin 1/0 Hooks / Sliding Sinker Clip

Whiting Double Paternoster Rig – Size 4 Red Worm Hooks / 20lb Mono

• 2 × Big Fish Rigs

60lb Snapper & Mulloway Sliding Snell Rig – Twin 6/0 Circle Hooks

80lb Sliding Snelled Double Hook Rig – Twin 8/0 Octopus Circle Hooks

• 2 × Shark & Toothy Species Rigs

Gummy & School Shark Rig – 110lb Black Coated Wire / 6/0 Circle Hook

80lb Black Wire Sliding Snell Rig – Twin 8/0 Circle Hooks

New South Wales fishing can mean moving between estuaries, coastal lakes, surf beaches, rocky headlands and inshore water.

These rigs were chosen because they:

• Cover light estuary fishing, surf casting and larger bait fishing
• Provide running sinker, Fish Finder, paternoster, pulley and sliding snell options
• Suit natural baits ranging from worms and prawns to pilchards, squid and larger fish baits
• Include wire rigs for Gummies, School Sharks, Tailor and other toothy species
• Give fishos practical options when the target species or conditions change during a session
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Rather than focusing on one fishing environment, this pack provides a balanced selection suited to the variety of fishing encountered along the New South Wales coast.

These rigs are commonly used by New South Wales fishos chasing:

• Australian Salmon
• Bream
• Whiting
• Flathead
• Tailor
• Mulloway (Jewfish)
• Snapper
• Trevally
• Gummy Sharks
• School Sharks
• Other popular surf and estuary species
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While no rig is limited to one species, the selection in this pack closely matches the fish and conditions commonly encountered across New South Wales beaches, estuaries and coastal waters.

• Rinse rigs with fresh water after use
• Allow rigs to dry fully before storage to extend hook and swivel life
• Check leaders, wire, hooks and knots after landing toothy fish or fishing around rocks
• Store wire and heavy-duty rigs separately to avoid tangling lighter rigs
• Use suitable gloves when handling wire traces and larger hooks
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New South Wales conditions can change significantly between protected estuaries and open surf beaches. Carrying light estuary rigs alongside surf, big-fish and wire options allows you to change setups without relying on one rig to cover every situation.

This page is part of our state-based rig pack range. Scroll down to explore the other State Packs, or use the New South Wales pack as a practical starting point when fishing similar surf and estuary conditions elsewhere along the Australian coast.

 This Western Australia Rig Pack is built from our most-sold rigs across WA, selected for the powerful currents, rugged coastline and hard-fighting species Western Australian fishos regularly encounter—from surf beaches and rocky headlands to offshore reefs and deep inshore ground.

Every rig has been chosen from real WA customer orders, providing a practical mixture of surf, reef, big-bait and heavy-duty fishing setups.

Tap any rig name below to view the full specifications and setup details.

• 3 × Surf Casting Rigs

Tailor & Surf Fishing Rig – Twin 4/0 Ganged Hooks / Sliding Sinker

Gummy & School Shark Rig – 110lb Black Coated Wire / 6/0 Circle Hook

40lb Everyday Twisted Paternoster Rig – Twin 1/0 Beak Hooks

• 2 × Reef & Bottom-Fishing Rigs

80lb Snapper Flasher Double Paternoster Rig – Twin 10/0 Sport Circle Hooks

Heavy-Duty 80lb Offshore Twisted Paternoster Rig – Twin 8/0 Beak Hooks

• 2 × Heavy-Bait & Toothy Fish Rigs

Additional rig: Tailor & Surf Fishing Rig – Twin 4/0 Ganged Hooks / Sliding Sinker

80lb Black Wire Sliding Snell Rig – Twin 8/0 Circle Hooks

• 2 × General-Purpose WA Rigs

All Species Fishing Rig – Adjustable Sliding Stinger Hook

60lb Sliding Snelled Double Hook Rig – Twin 5/0 Octopus Circle Hooks

• 1 × Extra-Heavy Abrasion-Resistant Rig

200lb Stainless Steel Shark Rig – 2 m Wire Trace with Bite Zone / 14/0 Circle Hook

Western Australian conditions often demand stronger components, increased abrasion resistance and rigs capable of carrying the heavier sinkers required to hold bottom in fast water.

These rigs were chosen because they:

• Cope with strong swell, surge and tidal run
• Handle larger, harder-pulling species
• Stand up to abrasion from reef, rocks and toothy fish
• Perform effectively over reef, sand and mixed ground
• Suit both land-based and boat fishing

This combination covers a broad range of WA fishing conditions without unnecessarily complicating your setup.

Western Australian fishing rules vary by bioregion, species, season and fishing method.

When targeting demersal scalefish in the West Coast Bioregion, fishos may use a maximum of one bait or lure on each line. Any double-hook paternoster rig must therefore be converted to a genuine single-hook setup before being used for those species.

The hooks on the included paternoster rigs can be unlooped and removed when a single-hook setup is required.

Purpose-built WA-Compliant Single-Arm Twisted Paternoster Rig Blanks are also available.

A release weight is required when line fishing for demersal species throughout WA. Seasonal closures, area restrictions and species-specific rules may also apply.

Always check the official Western Australian recreational fishing rules before fishing, as regulations can change.

The rigs in this pack are commonly used to target:

• Pink snapper
• WA dhufish
• Baldchin groper
• Mulloway
• Samson fish
• Tailor
• Australian salmon
• Spanish mackerel
• Sharks and rays, where permitted
• Other large coastal and reef species
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Species availability and fishing rules vary by region and season, so always confirm the regulations applying to your location and target species.

• Rinse rigs thoroughly with fresh water after use
• Allow rigs to dry completely before storage
• Check mono leaders, wire, swivels, crimps and hook points for damage
• Pay particular attention to abrasion after fishing reef or landing toothy fish
• Store heavy wire rigs separately to prevent tangles and damage to lighter rigs
• Replace any leader or wire showing kinks, abrasion or corrosion
• Match your sinker weight to the current without exceeding your rod’s rating
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In strong WA current, don’t automatically use the heaviest sinker available. Start lighter and increase the weight only when needed. A rig that moves slightly with the current can sometimes attract more bites than one pinned firmly to the bottom.

This page is part of our state-based rig pack range. Scroll down to explore the other state packs and see how different rig combinations are matched to local fishing conditions around Australia.

 This South Australia Rig Pack is built from our most-sold rigs across SA, selected for the distinctive mixture of surf beaches, gulfs and inshore waters South Australian fishos regularly fish—from exposed coastlines to calmer gulf systems.

Every rig has been chosen from real SA customer orders, providing a practical mixture of surf, running-sinker, paternoster and larger-bait setups.

Tap any rig name below to view the full specifications and setup details.

• 3 × Surf Beach Rigs

Australian Salmon Twisted Paternoster Rig – Twin Heavy-Duty 2/0 Hooks / 40lb Mono

5/0 Beak Hook Long Cast Beach Pulley Rig – 40lb Trace / 60lb Mono

All Species Fishing Rig – Adjustable Sliding Stinger Hook

• 2 × Running Sinker & Sliding Snell Rigs

40lb Flathead Fish Finder Rig – Adjustable Twin 1/0 Hooks / Sliding Sinker Clip

60lb Sliding Snelled Double Hook Rig – Twin 5/0 Octopus Circle Hooks

• 2 × Multi-Species Paternoster Rigs

40lb Everyday Twisted Paternoster Rig – Twin 1/0 Beak Hooks

Additional rig: Australian Salmon Twisted Paternoster Rig – Twin Heavy-Duty 2/0 Hooks / 40lb Mono

• 2 × Snapper & General Bottom Rigs

60lb Kingfish & Snapper Twisted Flasher Paternoster Rig – Twin 6/0 Recurve Circle Hooks

60lb Snapper & Mulloway Sliding Snell Rig – Twin 6/0 Circle Hooks

• 1 × Heavy-Duty Big-Bait Rig

80lb Black Wire Sliding Snell Rig – Twin 8/0 Circle Hooks

South Australian fishing demands versatility. Conditions can vary considerably between exposed surf beaches, sheltered gulf waters, jetties and inshore structure.

These rigs were chosen because they:

• Cover long casting and general surf fishing
• Provide running-sinker and sliding-sneller options for gulf and inshore water
• Include paternoster rigs for beaches, jetties, piers and boats
• Offer heavier options for larger baits and hard-pulling species
• Allow fishos to adapt as the tide, wind and fishing location change
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This combination provides practical coverage without requiring numerous specialised setups.

The rigs in this pack are commonly used to target:

• Australian salmon
• King George whiting
• Flathead
• Mulloway
• Gummy sharks
• Tailor
• Kingfish
• Trevally
• Snapper, where current regulations permit
• Rays and other inshore species
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Species availability and fishing rules vary by region and season, so always confirm the regulations applying to your location and target species.

At the time of this update, snapper fishing is closed in the West Coast, Spencer Gulf, Gulf St Vincent and Kangaroo Island fishing zones until 30 June 2027.

Targeting, taking, possessing or catch-and-release fishing for snapper is prohibited within these closed zones.

Snapper may only be taken in the South-East Fishing Zone, subject to the applicable size, bag and boat limits and mandatory catch reporting requirements.

The Snapper & Mulloway and Kingfish & Snapper rigs included in this pack are versatile crossover rigs. When snapper fishing is closed, they can still be used for other permitted species such as mulloway, kingfish, Australian salmon, tailor and other larger inshore fish.

Always check the official PIRSA recreational fishing rules and closures before fishing, as regulations can change.

• Rinse rigs thoroughly with fresh water after use
• Allow rigs to dry completely before storage
• Check mono leaders, wire, swivels and hook points for damage
• Inspect leaders carefully after fishing around reef, rocks or other abrasive ground
• Store heavy wire rigs separately to prevent tangles and damage to lighter rigs
• Replace any rig showing abrasion, corrosion or weakened components
• Store rigs away from direct sunlight when not in use
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South Australian conditions can change quickly. Carrying a mixture of surf, bottom and running-sinker rigs allows you to adapt on the spot—whether you move from an exposed beach to sheltered gulf water or fish through changing tides and wind.

This page is part of our state-based rig pack range. Scroll down to explore the other state packs and see how different rig combinations are matched to local fishing conditions around Australia.