I'm looking to pick up a 15 lb co-polymer line and was wondering what others prefer. Izorline XXX and Yo-Zuri Hybrid have caught my eye.
Yozuri has treated me well these last few seasons. TW still has it on sale.
Of those two, Yo-Zuri Hybrid.
Has treated me very well
I like Pline CX for copoly. Good strength and less memory than some of the others.
Yo or Pline CXX or CX is a good line too, CX is easier to manage in 15 than the others, you may be able to use 12 in yo, it's quite strong and very tough..
I have tried many, always come back to Pline CX.
On 12/1/2014 at 10:33 AM, aavery2 said:I have tried many, always come back to Pline CX.
I was always on to P-Line's Floroclear, but for some
strange reason I bought like 3 or 4 600 yard spools of
Yo-Zuri Hybrid off of ebay. Hence my lack of need for
other lines --- for a long time, LOL. But I've still got
several spools of P-line.
Never tried the CX, always went the Floroclear route.
Not sure when I'll try anything else beside YZH,
Floroclear and XPS fluorocarbon.
Yozuri for me.
For about a decade.
On 12/1/2014 at 10:37 AM, DarrenM said:I was always on to P-Line's Floroclear, but for some
strange reason I bought like 3 or 4 600 yard spools of
Yo-Zuri Hybrid off of ebay. Hence my lack of need for
other lines --- for a long time, LOL. But I've still got
several spools of P-line.
Never tried the CX, always went the Floroclear route.
Not sure when I'll try anything else beside YZH,
Floroclear and XPS fluorocarbon.
In terms of strength I do not find much difference, I prefer the manageability of the Pline CX.
On 12/1/2014 at 10:43 AM, aavery2 said:In terms of strength I do not find much difference, I prefer the manageability of the Pline CX.
I can understand that. I have used all these lines
as leaders, not mainline. Although early on I did
use Floroclear as a mainline, I haven't for years.
So much better as a leader.
Just ordered 12lb Yo-Zuri Hybrid from TW on Black Friday for cranking. Hopefully I'll be impressed.
Good call... 12# Yo-Zuri is very strong and will suit you well. I use as low as 6# Yo-Zuri on my 1/4-3/8 oz jig rod and have loved it.
CX has a lot of memory and no abrasion resistanceOn 12/1/2014 at 9:58 AM, Jrob78 said:I like Pline CX for copoly. Good strength and less memory than some of the others.
On 12/1/2014 at 1:37 PM, ChrisWi said:CX has a lot of memory and no abrasion resistance
Lol, who told you that?
On 12/1/2014 at 2:19 PM, Jrob78 said:Lol, who told you that?
Someone who doesn't fish with it or someone who fishes twice a year that hasn't spooled up with fresh line in several seasons would be my guess. Pline CX is a very manageable line with great abrasion resistance. Pline XXtra strong has a lot of memory in higher pound test and has a lot of stretch but again great abrasion resistance. Only thing I could think would be fishing it around zebra mussels but I haven't found a line yet that stands a chance against zebra mussels.
I like P line CX, XXtra strong, and C21 but I fish Mustad Thor most of the copolymer lines.
i regularly fish floroclear, pline cxx, and yozuri hybrid. I use floroclear for finesse fishing, cxx and hybrid for everything else. There both exceptionally strong so i downsize a bit. 8-10lb is the heaviest i need for regular bass fishing.
Thanks for all the info guys! I'm going to pull the trigger on some 12lb yozuri hybrid.
On 12/1/2014 at 4:15 PM, Bluebasser86 said:Someone who doesn't fish with it or someone who fishes twice a year that hasn't spooled up with fresh line in several seasons would be my guess. Pline CX is a very manageable line with great abrasion resistance. Pline XXtra strong has a lot of memory in higher pound test and has a lot of stretch but again great abrasion resistance. Only thing I could think would be fishing it around zebra mussels but I haven't found a line yet that stands a chance against zebra mussels.
I like P line CX, XXtra strong, and C21 but I fish Mustad Thor most of the copolymer lines.
I have to disagree with CXX having a lot of stretch. It is such a hard and dense line it has hardly any stretch and transmits feeling amazingly well.
I personally fish CXX but am not against using Izor or Hybrid although I would pick Izor over hybrid. Hybrid is good but it has more stretch and not as sensitive as a harder line.
Generally a hard and dense line = the least stretch and most sensitivity possible. But it also = the worst memory possible because of its nature. Pick what is more important to you I suppose. Memory can be overcome with L&L but stretch and sensitivity can't be changed. Sometimes stretch is wanted but generally not much for me personally.
I have been trying a lot of different lines including a variety of braid/ fluorocarbon
combinations. For the most part these new lines are our BassResource sponsors.
I have been VERY impressed with the Seaguar lines and TUF-Line.
Addressing the OP's question regarding co-polymer, I don't think you can beat
Yo-Zuri Hybrid.
I try other brands but I prefer Excaliber Silver Thread copolymer.
When they tested it. It surpassed the abrasion test and bending tests when they compared it to other lines. I have no lost fish due to line failures.
12 or 14 lb. Silver Thread AN 40 Low Vis Copolymer - $5.99 at TW - strong, thin, and casts a mile.
Read the reviews.
Both are excellent options.
More guys like the Yo-Zuri as it is easier to find than the Izorline products.
fished with it for a few months, didn't like it one bit, now Fluroclear is a tough line, has some memory but thats a given when you want abrasion resistance.On 12/1/2014 at 4:15 PM, Bluebasser86 said:Someone who doesn't fish with it or someone who fishes twice a year that hasn't spooled up with fresh line in several seasons would be my guess. Pline CX is a very manageable line with great abrasion resistance. Pline XXtra strong has a lot of memory in higher pound test and has a lot of stretch but again great abrasion resistance. Only thing I could think would be fishing it around zebra mussels but I haven't found a line yet that stands a chance against zebra mussels.
I like P line CX, XXtra strong, and C21 but I fish Mustad Thor most of the copolymer lines.
Trilene Sensation is a much better line than people give it credit for! Has a bit of stretch but tough as nails!
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On 12/1/2014 at 11:55 PM, Longlivenyy said:Thanks for all the info guys! I'm going to pull the trigger on some 12lb yozuri hybrid.
Good choice you will not be disappointed.