Surfmaster - Hex Wobbler

In stock

$799

Colour: Pearl

Why this colour

Bright flash in clear water draws fish from a distance on sunny days.

Size: 7g

Surfmaster

How to fish this lure The retrieve, the rig, and the colour Big Kev would tie on.

About this lure

A proven wobbling jig lure that combines flash, balance, and casting versatility in one compact design.

This stainless steel-bodied Hex Wobbler features a faceted, holographic side pattern and spring flag to catch light and attention even on subtle twitches or slow retrieves. It comes pre‑rigged with a strong treble hook (typically VMC or equivalent) to deliver reliable hook-ups. Lightweight sizes cast easily, while heavier variants punch out distance and maintain action in current zones.

Multiple weight options available (e.g. 10g to 85g) to suit light to medium tackle
Faceted reflective body for consistent wobble and flash
Pre-rigged with corrosion-resistant treble hook for fast hookup
Effective across casting, jigging, or trolling presentations
Built tough for use in NZ’s coastal conditions.

An all-rounder lure ideal for targeting kahawai, trevally, kingfish, snapper, and pelagic species around reefs, gutters, or bait schools in New Zealand waters.

How to work it

Cast the Hex Wobbler out and let the stainless steel body sink before starting your retrieve. Its faceted, holographic sides and spring flag flash light through the sub-surface 0-2m zone, so a steady wind punctuated with subtle twitches keeps the wobble alive and draws attention even on slow retrieves.

Lighter weights (7-20g) cast easily on light tackle for working bait schools and gutters, while the heavier 28-85g variants punch out distance and hold their action in current zones and around reefs. The lure suits casting, jigging or trolling presentations, so vary your approach to match where fish are holding.

Pre-rigged with a corrosion-resistant treble for fast hook-ups, it's an all-rounder for kahawai, trevally, kingfish, snapper and other pelagic species around reefs, gutters and bait schools in NZ coastal waters. Match weight to your rod rating and the conditions on the day.