Yo-Zuri® Hybrid Line - 250 and 275 Yards
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- Combination of hi-tech fluorocarbon and nylon
- Exceptionally strong and durable
- Unifrom diameter and strength
- Waterproof and impervious to ultra-violet rays
Yo-Zuri's Hybrid Line utilizes a high-tech fluorocarbon and nylon combo to deliver an incredibly strong, exceptionally durable line that's suitable for any fishing conditions. Extruded under extremely close tolerances to ensure uniform diameter and strength, Yo-Suri Hybrid Line is then run through a double finishing of fluorocarbon to create the most abrasion-resistant yet sensitive line you'll ever use. Yo-Zuri Hybrid Line is even waterproof and impervious to UV rays.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by heidlers YZ Hybrid
My go to Fluoro!! Been using this line for years now and have never been disappointed! The line had a very high breaking strength and tends to be very abrasion resistant. I've never lost a fish that I could blame on the line. HIGHLY recommend!
May 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by piranha2 Great replacement for monofilament
I have this spooled on my spinning gear in 12# test. I use this for my "heavier" baits. I use a palomar knot and have had very good results. Super strong and reliable line.
I also use Real Magic on all my lines / reels / spools so I experience less line memory than without it.
For the record I use Yo-Zuri Hybrid in 12#, Spiderwire EZ Flouro in 10#, Trilene XT in 6# and PowerPro braid in 50#.
Yeah, I spend a lot of time at my local Bass Pro Shop.
April 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dawntodark superstrong
Best small line ever 4,6 pound But then it becomes to stiff 8,10,12 once you get to 15 pound it becomes useable again and hands down the strongest line on the planet
April 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ndblaikie Wont be disappointed with this
This line is super strong and smooth, well worth the investment and as others have pointed out is very durable,
April 2, 2013
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Is it like Fluorocarbon? I'm considering this line for leaders.
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This is the only line that mixes naylon and fluorocarbon well, then covers it with true fluorocarbon, it ties knots well and is clearer than mono and good for 90% of lakes But super clear water like 10 feet visabilty you need to go 100% fluoro
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I have used this line for leader material and is more than suitable. It feels like flurocarbonA:
It is like fluoro and is nearly invisible in the water. Switched over to this line for river fishing walleye and smallies this year. It outperformed my other fluoro 2 to 1 in strength. Hold's knots well too.
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This line is more visible than fluorocarbon, but is very though and less expensive too.
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This line will probably be the best line you'll ever use. I use it to sight fish and use the Camo Green and it does not spook the bass. It is a Hybrid line of Fluorocarbon and Nylon. It's the best of both worlds and I've not had any problem with any line breakage or weak knots.Images for this Answer
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Is the green just as unnoticeable as the clear?Answers
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No, Hevey green line defeats the purpose of invisible
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I use the green and it's not very noticeable. I love mine
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i feel it depends on your preference i use both for different conditions nite and over cast i use green and clear for rest of time.Details:
I already purchased the #12 Yo-Zuri Hybrid line. Is this line weight possible to be used for a #40-65 braided line(preferably the Suffix 832)?thank you.
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Yes, It,s great for thatA:
First for what kind of fsihing? 40lb braided line yes 60lb bit little too thick. it all matters what you use it for...
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I tie leaders on my braided lines. I use 15 lb fluorocarbon or Yo-Zuri Hybrid. I used 12 lb Yo-Zuri Soft Hybrid recently with 30 lb Spider Wire Stealth main line. The Yo-Zuri I bought a year ago. The line broke on two different hook sets. Don't know if the age of the Yo-Zuri factored in to the break off at the knot. I stepped up to 15 lb. regular Yo-Zuri or pure fluorocarbon. Make sure you tie a good double Unit-Knot and use saliva to cinch the knot. Try to break your 12 lb Yo-Zuri with your hands and test your knot well. My 12 lb line broke too easily. Also, going from 40-65 lb braided to 12 lb leader is a pretty extreme difference, that's why I went with 15 lb.Q:
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Has anyone experienced breaking on hooksets? I use KVD line&lure on my line frequently.
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Softener does just that, weakens lines so that they cast better.
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None at all. Best line I've used on my Spinning ReelImages for this Answer
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No not me sir, i had no problem... ^^
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in my opinion this line hooksets better than most toher it just fells so smooth andeasy to set the hook with this line and intesead of kvd conditioner i use real magic i highly recoommend it and i hope this helps bassman 8A:
if your line is breaking on hook sets it may be because your doing whats called "burning" your line when cinching it down to hook eye. you have to remember this is fluorcarbon and not mono. Fluro is more senative to burning than mono. Just make sure your wetting the line real well before cinching it down.A:
I use the 4# on my light weight combo ( G.Loomis GLX rod and Quantum PTi-10b reel). I live on a stocked lake and have caught at least 2 dozen fish so far this season. Mostly bass, but a few decent size chain pickerel. I have not had one snap off yet.A:
never had a problen myself, my fishing partner had it happen on back to back casts once. had to be a bad spool.
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I have not experienced that!
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i NEVER have!!!! The only way i have heard of the line breaking is due to poor knot tying. this line is definitely worth the money!!A:
This has never broken when I have set the hook. It is very strong line. I don't use line conditioner.Details:
Is it too stiff and does it cast well?Answers
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You,ll need at least 3 oncesA:
To answer your question, yes it is good for catfish. The line is not too stiff, but for casting wise I would step down to 20#. with my experiance with this brand the 20# test will be equal to 25#-30# test in some other bradsA:
Yes it is little stiff, but for CAT fish NO problem sir... ^^A:
I have found the Yo-Zuri line is stiff and difficult to cast but if vertically jigging or drifting baits in current it may be an ok choice.
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honestly it is a bit stiff and casts decently but its not the best out there if ur looking to cast frogs without braid in thick cover this is ur friendhope this helps Escar
I thick u will befine if you but the 30lb on ur catfish combos
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It casts very well. I don't thing it is stiff at all, in fact i may say the opposite. When hung up on rocks, I feel quite a bit of stretch.A:
Yes because Yo zuri is has a break point of about 5 or 6 lbs more than the lb test. Great line. You could probable get by with 25lb test, but its up to you I use 40lb mono on my catfish rods and never have had but one break it but the fish got hung in rocks so if you might have that problem I was use Braid .Q:
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What is the difference between this yozuri hybrid and the 1/8 lb spool that is 1/2 the price for 3 times as much?
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Besides the price -- whats the difference between this 250yd Yozuri Hybrid spool and this item -- NEW Yo-Zuri® Hybrid Line - 1/8 Lb. spools $4.88Answers
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I have used Yo-Zuri and found no difference in the 10# test. ( good line) Just as good as Spiderwire EZ, only a little stiffer.A:
I use this product almost exclusively,It is my favorite, and have to order it. It's not readily available here.
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I really love the Hybrid 10#, but have a new 600 yd spool of Ultra Soft in 12# and I am having a huge twist problem on spinning gear...any ideas or is is this the weight & Ultra Soft characteristic??/ Did I load the reel incorrectly?Answers
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As you tie to your spinning reel turn spool flat end up, start reeling stop after 5 cranks and see if it twists up, if it does flip over spool and continue this way line comes off twisting same as it goes on reel,never wind it on like a baitcasater
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Put in on the way it comes off the spool. Once loaded on the spool, tie the end of the line to a statiionary object like a fence post and walk out some line and lean the rod and reel against something to take out the memory. Best to do in warm weather.A:
Twist problems with spinning gear are almost always a result of cranking on a fish while it is taking out line....simply let the fish run and/or tighten the drag.
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No the ultra soft is garbage. I dont know why they stopped making hybrid in the 1/4 lb spool i cant find it anywhereA:
TRY TWO THINGS TIE YOUR LINE AROUND SOMETHING SOLID AND WALK YOUR LINE OUT ABOUT 100YDS,THEN GIVE YOUR LINE A TIGHT PULL HOLD IT THERE FOR ABOUT 1MIN THEN REEL IT BACK IN TO ABOUT 3/4 BEFORE IT FULLA:
Uncle Ted, unless you are using a large arbor spinning reel, the 12 lb test is a little heavy for a spinning reel. I usually go no heavier than 10 lb test personally. The next area to look at is how you are spooling the line. Your line should come off the filler spool the same way it loads on the reel. In other words, if it's a spinning reel you should allow the line to come off the end of spool with it lying flat on the floor. A baitcasting reel would require the line to come off with the filler spool revolving in parallel with the spool of the reel. Lastly, make sure your bait or lure selection is not the cause of your line twist. Floating worms and other unweighted lures are notorious for causing this problem. The addition of an in line swivel may solve the problem for you if that's the case. I hope I have helped. I've found the Yozuri Hybrid to be an excellent line.A:
The line is spooled on your reel backwards. I've done that before too!A:
If you haven't already, try closing the bail of your reel by hand. Letting it automatically close will add twist to your line. I'm assuming this is pretty twist-sensitive so anything to minimize it is a plus.A:
Try a swivel? That should do the trick....even the smallest swivels are pretty strong.Answers
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Yes ,it,s the coating of fluorocarbon on this line that makes it sink
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Yes it does. It's a Hybrid line of Fluorocarbon and Nylon. It works great on my spinning reel.Images for this Answer
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No acts more like Mono in that aspect. I use it for all types of fishing. Best of all worlds in this line.A:
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yes it does sink. But I use it for top water lures as well.A:
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It sinks faster than mono, but not as fast as fluorocarbon.
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Yes, it does sink like fluorocarbon. It may not be quite as dense as a pure fluorocarbon line, but it is definitely heavier than mono.1 of 1
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