line choice

[Nitroman]

If I had to make that decision today, YOZURI HYBRID.

[Sore Thumbs]

If money was no object it would be seagaur tatsu. 

[Smalls21]

I switched to P-line Co-poly last year and have been very pleased so far. Before that I used Gamma and was very happy, but it was getting hard to find.

[176champion]

Trilene XL or XT...green mono

[Dhunter1]

8lb mono Bass Pro brand

[eyedabassman]

Gamma copolymer

[Smallieguy87]

I bought my first spool of Yozuri Hybrid 3 years ago and i haven't looked back. I have spinning reels spooled with their #6 and #8 and they run like a top. That being said I usually fish with fairly "high end" reels. Yozuri Hybrid has just preformed very well for me in just about any task i throw at it. Yozuri line diameters run higher then a lot of manufacturers so if that is an issue to you then you may want to consider other options. I fish A LOT of gin clear water and don't seem to have any issues. Definitely check it out. 

[Mitch f]

35 minutes ago, Smallieguy87 said:

I bought my first spool of Yozuri Hybrid 3 years ago and i haven't looked back. I have spinning reels spooled with their #6 and #8 and they run like a top. That being said I usually fish with fairly "high end" reels. Yozuri Hybrid has just preformed very well for me in just about any task i throw at it. Yozuri line diameters run higher then a lot of manufacturers so if that is an issue to you then you may want to consider other options. I fish A LOT of gin clear water and don't seem to have any issues. Definitely check it out. 

I lost the biggest Smallmouth of my life using Seaguar Carbon Pro about 4 years ago. It broke at the knot. I vowed at that moment to never use 100% fluoro again. My buddy suggested I try Yozuri Hybrid...I've never looked back, it really seems to be the best of both worlds. It's got a different extrusion process than most copoly's. It's definately not perfect...a little too much stretch in the smaller diameters, and a little too much memory in the bigger diameters, but it's as strong as steel with excellent knot strength and reasonably priced. I'm also able to use it on top water with not much problem. 

[dpenny]

Gamma copolymer for me too.

Hard to argue with the line size to break strength ratio.

Really easy to get as well if you can use google.

[Mitch f]

Not to argue, but size to break strength ratio is not the only factor to consider. The smaller diameters have less abrasion resistance, even if they have a greater tensile strength.