Snapper/Mulloway Rig
Snapper/Mulloway Rig
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The Snapper/Mulloway Rig is a pre-tied bottom rig built for the bigger end of the local catch, sized and rigged for fish that pull hard and don't forgive a weak trace.
It's made to run on the bottom with a sinker to suit the drift or the current, baited with a decent cut of fish, squid or pilchard. Having it pre-tied means one less job to do on the boat ramp before the sun's up.
Tie your own if you want to, but a rig that's already right saves time when the bite window is short. Full specs are in the tabs below, and if you're not sure it suits your trip, call us on (08) 8536 4333 or pop in to 34-52 Milnes Rd, Strathalbyn.
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The need-to-know
- Type: pre-tied bottom rig
- Target species: snapper and mulloway
- Hook size: not specified, ask in store
- Trace length: not specified, ask in store
Why it's worth having
- Saves tying a heavy-duty rig from scratch on a boat ramp in the dark.
Shipping and Returns
We pack and send your order with care, right here from our Strathalbyn store. Most parcels leave within 1–2 business days, and you'll get tracking as soon as it's on the way. If you're local, you can choose click-and-collect or our delivery service at checkout.
If something arrives damaged or not quite right, let us know within 14 days and we'll sort it quickly. You can return unused items in their original condition for a refund or store credit. For safety reasons, we can't accept returns on gas bottles, cut materials, or custom orders.
We're here to make things easy, so if you ever have a question about your delivery or a return, our team is only a call away.
Why you'll love shopping with us
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Sorted before you leave town
Grab the gas, ice, tackle and gear in one stop so you're not turning back for a forgotten item.
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Gear that handles the bush
Kit chosen to cope with heat, dust and a long weekend away, not just look good on the shelf.
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Advice from people who get out there
Ask about a spot or a setup and you'll get a straight answer from someone who camps and fishes here.