Most Sensitive Co Polymer Out There? 2024
kingmotorboat reply :
What's everyone's opinions. I'm completely out of line and need to respool. No one here carries yo zuri either
retiredbosn reply :
What do u mean by Co polymer? Almost all line us a co polymer, by that I mean its a mixture of different types of nylon or fluoro, or a mix of both of those.
I suggest ordering YZ from an online sporting goods or flea bay, big fish sports is a real store that sells yz cheap on flea bay
kingmotorboat reply :
I'm talking about in the vain of yo zuri and cxx or floroclear
Preytorien reply :
I use either YoZuri Hybrid Ultra Soft or McCoy Mean Green for river smallmouth fishing, and it seems to be very sensitive, well handling, and low memory. Overall, both lines are great.
kingmotorboat reply :
On 5/12/2015 at 7:45 PM, Preytorien said:I use either YoZuri Hybrid Ultra Soft or McCoy Mean Green for river smallmouth fishing, and it seems to be very sensitive, well handling, and low memory. Overall, both lines are great.
That's the answer I was scared of cause no one sells neither around here lol
illinifan4152 reply :
McCoy mean green is awesome stuff!
Preytorien reply :
On 5/12/2015 at 7:53 PM, kingmotorboat said:That's the answer I was scared of cause no one sells neither around here lol
Ha, I hear ya. I can't think of anyplaces near me either. I got mine off eBay. It's so inexpensive, even after you add in shipping it's darn cheap and works great. The YoZuri is some of the best casting line I've ever used, its incredible. I like McCoy for it's manageability. It hangs off my Stradic like my braid does, just limp as overcooked spaghetti.
The Fisher reply :
I use Silver Thread AN40 and it has been very good to me. Don't have a comparison to other lines because once I try something I like to stick to it. It's very limp, thin and strong.
Master Bait'r reply :
Yo-Zuri is probably my favorite rubber band line. If you need stretch and clear, it's a great line. Predictable, manageable, cheap and pretty darn tough. It's all you can really ask for in a copolymer.
kikstand454 reply :
@ rubber band line. I guess compared to braid or aircraft cable it is stretchy. Otherwise its just fine.
Order your copoly online. TW or wherever. I get almost all my YZ off fleabay.
Master Bait'r reply :
On 5/12/2015 at 9:16 PM, kikstand454 said:
@ rubber band line. I guess compared to braid or aircraft cable it is stretchy. Otherwise its just fine.
Order your copoly online. TW or wherever. I get almost all my YZ off fleabay.
Agreed. $12 for 600 yds all over the place. Killer deal IMO
I don't mean to describe the line's stretch as a negative, but going from braid to YZH requires a mindful approach to hook sets haha
robster80 reply :
love mccoy. use the extra clear and clear blue
Alonerankin2 reply :
If you won't, can't or don't want to order online, then you are at the mercy of what is immediately available in your area. CXX & CX are great copoly lines as well as what has already been stated..
Shockwave reply :
I'll have to look into Yozuri myself. I tried Izorline and have been pretty happy with it so far. I didn't know Yozuri was THAT cheap tho! Good to know!!
Turtle135 reply :
I just put some 17 pound test P-Line CXX Crystal Clear on one of my baitcasting setups. Fishing after work today. Will post an update tonight.
A-Jay reply :
Most Sensitive Co Polymer Out There?
I'll say that each Type of line (Braid, Fluorocarbon & Nylon) have certain characteristics that are associated with it.
As far as sensitivity goes - I don't find it to be much different brand to brand.
Frankly I adhere to the belief that "sensitivity" is a Skill possessed by the angler more than a product of any part of one's tackle.
In my experience, what does change quite a bit brand to brand and something that may be just as important (or perhaps even more) is knot strength, size vs. pound test ratio, abrasion resistance along with durability / longevity.
The lines mentioned here all have a decent track record making them worth looking into and there are many others in this category that can & do work well.
A-Jay
WhiteMike1018 reply :
Mccoy and yo-zuri are the best copolymer out there, anything P-line sucks
Darren. reply :
On 5/12/2015 at 11:58 AM, kingmotorboat said:What's everyone's opinions. I'm completely out of line and need to respool. No one here carries yo zuri either
P-Line Floroclear is very good (in my experience)
and it's carried at Bass Pro, other locales. CX
or CXX would serve well, too.
In the mean time, you can hit up eBay for some
600 yard spools of Yo-Zuri Hybrid for less than
ten bucks.
hatrix reply :
Never tried McCoy. CXX is more sensitive and less stretch then yo zuri
Turtle135 reply :
Tried out the 17 pound test P-Line CXX Crystal Clear tonight. First impressions are positive. It has that look of clear blue Stren so the line is very visible above the surface of the water. Should be good for presentations that require line watching. I had a sense of the memory issue that I have read about before with this line. Was not such an issue that a 3/8th ounce football jig could not negate. Will have to test some more with a weight-less presentation. It has about the same diameter as 14 pound test Trilene XT which I use so frequently. I had no problem detecting a 17" largemouth taking the football jig at the end of a long cast and a normal hookset did the job. Did not have enough time tonight to determine if sensitivity is an improvement over Trilene XT but I did not find any negatives about the line that would be a deal breaker so far.
Bluebasser86 reply :
While not technically a copolymer, Sunline Defier Armilio fishes very similar to copolymer but handles like mono but has lower stretch. I've been fishing it on my jig rod for a few months now and have been very impressed. It's similarly priced to fluorocarbon, so if savings is what you're after then look elsewhere. If you want a line that handles like mono, transmits bits like fluoro, with the abrasion resistance of copoly, then you might want to give it a look.
WPCfishing reply :
I used PLine CX today for the first time. It's a quality line and priced very reasonably. Made in Japan. I like it.
FishTank reply :
Yo Zuri Hybrid is my favorite. It use to be Fluoroclear but it I went through several spools that had breaking issues. Not sure what the issues was but I have not tried it in years.
bigbill reply :
I been using Excaliber Silver Thread copolymer line for decades. I have tried other brands but I'm back to the silver thread every time. Years ago Excalibur posted on there website the testing results of bending and abrasion testing against other popular lines at that time and Excalibur out lasted all the others. I been using it ever since I read the results.
kadas reply :
I have been using the Izorline XXX and have been very happy with its manageability and sensitivity
PitchinJigz reply :
I hear of people getting stuff from "fleabay" all the time. What is it?On 5/12/2015 at 9:16 PM, kikstand454 said:
Order your copoly online. TW or wherever. I get almost all my YZ off fleabay.
Bruce424 reply :
On 5/18/2015 at 8:42 AM, PitchinJigz said:I hear of people getting stuff from "fleabay" all the time. What is it?
It's ebay.com
PitchinJigz reply :
Oh lol. Didn't realize it was a nickname for Ebay.On 5/18/2015 at 8:48 AM, Bruce424 said:It's ebay.com
WPCfishing reply :
On 5/13/2015 at 4:38 AM, WhiteMike1018 said:Mccoy and yo-zuri are the best copolymer out there, anything P-line sucks
I'm not familiar with Mccoy I have used YZ. I'm having good success with P-Line CX.
Mike, What didn't you like about P-Line? Which lines did you try?
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