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Reedy’s Ultra Rigs: The Ultimate Pre-Tied Rig for Unbeatable Performance and Results

Looking for a pre tied rig that consistently lands more fish? Meet the ULTRA Rig — a next-gen paternoster rig developed and perfected by the team at Reedy’s Rigs. After years of testing in Aussie waters, it’s now trusted by thousands of anglers for one simple reason: it catches more fish.

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UV reactive flash
Circle hook
Ball bearing swivel
Plug-and-play pre tied rig
Reedy’s Rigs ULTRA Rig pre tied paternoster rig with circle hook and flash material
ULTRA Rig — premium components, ready to fish straight out of the pack.

Why the ULTRA Rig Outperforms Standard Rigs

The ULTRA Rig isn’t “just another flasher rig”. It’s a full upgrade of the classic paternoster layout — refined through real on-water fishing across Australian conditions.

🔥 Secret “Herbs & Spices” Flash Material

We designed a custom UV-reactive flash that mimics the shimmer of a squid jig. It lights up underwater and keeps fish interested longer — especially in low light, dirty water, or when the bite is slow.

🪝 Premium Circle Hook

Fitted with a heavy-gauge, straight-shank circle hook that’s ideal for snapper, whiting and gummies. Designed for clean corner-of-mouth hook sets and reliable hook-ups.

🔁 Roller (Ball Bearing) Swivel

Most pre tied rigs still use barrel swivels. The ULTRA Rig comes standard with a ball bearing swivel to reduce line twist and keep your bait presentation perfect in current.

💪 Tough as Nails

Built with strong leader and premium terminal tackle, ready to fish straight out of the pack. Designed to handle serious inshore and offshore pressure without “weak links”.

What Makes It Different?

The ULTRA Rig is a total refinement of the paternoster rig layout — built by Reedy’s Rigs and refined with years of real-world testing. It’s made for anglers who want a plug-and-play pre tied rig that performs consistently and fishes clean.

Built for Aussie target species

  • Snapper fishos chasing reds in Port Phillip Bay & Westernport
  • Whiting specialists wanting strength, flash and clean presentation
  • Offshore anglers targeting reef species and gummy sharks
  • Anyone who wants pre tied rigs that are simple, strong and proven
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Lord of the Snapper – Winter Fishing Competition (Victoria)

Lord of the Snapper winter fishing competition Victoria by Reedy’s Rigs
Lord of the Snapper — held every winter in June (Victoria).

Every winter in June, Reedy’s Rigs runs one of Victoria’s most talked-about snapper comps: Lord of the Snapper. Winter fishing separates the real anglers from the fair-weather fishos — cold water, short bite windows, and tough conditions.

If you can land quality snapper in winter, you’ve earned it. Join the community, fish hard, and put your name on the board.

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ULTRA Rig FAQ

What is the ULTRA Rig best used for?
The ULTRA Rig is built for snapper, whiting, gummy sharks and reef species — anywhere you want a strong, flashy, pre tied paternoster rig that fishes clean and gets bites.
What’s the difference between the ULTRA Rig and a normal flasher rig?
The ULTRA Rig uses a custom UV-reactive flash material and premium terminal tackle (including a ball bearing swivel). The focus is better attraction, cleaner presentation and fewer weak points.
Does a ball bearing swivel really matter?
Yes — it reduces line twist and helps your bait sit naturally in current. That means a cleaner presentation over a longer drift or soak, especially in stronger tide runs.
Are ULTRA Rigs ready to fish out of the pack?
Yep. They’re pre tied and ready to clip on and fish — ideal for quick setups, busy ramps, and anglers who want consistent rigs without tying.
Where can I buy Reedy’s ULTRA Rigs?
You can shop the full snapper rig range here: Reedy’s Snapper Rigs (Australia).

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