In general, a jig is a device that mechanically maintains the correct positional relationship between a piece of work and a tool, or between parts of work during assembly. The Anglers Rigging Jig is a device that mechanically and magnetically retains and maintains the correct positional relationship between pieces of terminal fishing rig during assembly, as well as tools commonly used in this process. Standard pieces of terminal fishing rig include fishing monofilament, hooks, sinkers, and bobbers. Standard tools include fishing line nippers, forceps, hook-eye threaders, hook-eye cleaners and hook point sharpeners. The Angler's Rigging Jig expedites terminal rig modifications by retaining and orienting these items in a systematic fashion. It is a replacement for the lips/mouth while tying knots and adjusting terminal rigging.