Comments: Incredible line!!! I will not go back to using braid and fluorocarbon leader. I'm using 6# YoZuri Hybrid and throwing 1/8 ounce jigs just as far as the braid setup. Sensitivity is amazing and absolutely no memory!! 4 pound smallmouth has no chance of breaking line. Knot strength is not a problem either. Wished I would've changed to the Yozuri Hybrid line years ago. I tried 8# and it was too stiff for throwing 1/8 ounce jigs. Love the stuff!!!

From: Dave: Pennsylvania 12/10/22

Comments: Sinks like fluoro with stretch from the mono core. Not as sensitive as pure fluorocarbon...but that is par for the course for a co-polymer. As previous reviews mentioned, this isn't IFGA rated line with precise break strengths. Find the diameter of the size fluoro you have been using and match that instead. Hybrid tends to test out 2-3 lbs above its rated strength. It's great for moving baits. Makes a good leader for braid as well.

From: Chris: Lantucky, CA 11/24/22

Comments: Just finished a week of bass fishing on Lake Guntersville and this was my go to line for jerkbaits, crankbaits, and pitching docks. Good line. Strong and casts really good.

From: Kirk: Illinois 5/19/22

Comments: Pretty decent line. My go to during the winter when true fluro becomes too stiff to reliably fish in the cold. I initially bought 20lbs and HATED it because it was so thick. Don't go by poundage, look at diameter. I am currently using 6lb yozuri hybrid which has equivalent diameter to 10lb seguard invisx and the hybrid breaks around 10/11 too. I use 6lb for my 1/2 jerkbaits on my Core 50mg7 and have been very happy. I would probably go 4lbs on my spinning set ups.

From: Ben: St. Paul, MN 12/16/21

Comments: I've been using the 12lb for years and never had an issue with it! One of the best out there IMHO! And as with all mono or fluorocarbon line a spray with a line relaxer is a good idea! But it has less memory than everything else I've used!

From: Lou: Wisconsin 7/22/21

Comments: I've used this with success over the years and liked it.  Pulled out a new spool that I had bought two plus years and it broke 3 times pulling the knot tight.  I then grabbed a one foot section and was able to pull and just break it in half. I've never had a line issue before as it's always stored in a temp controlled area in my basement. I called TW and they said it was too old to replace it. To be honest the first time I've ever been disappointed in TW. Note to self don't load up on line when it's on sale unless your gonna use it. 

From: Matt: MN 6/1/21

Comments: Use the 6 & 8 # for leaders on spinning setups. Use an improved alberto. I'm not the best at tying leader knots, but this line seems to be more error proof for leader knots than all the straight flouros I've tried. I've set aside the flouro and fished full seasons with this straight up on on all non-braid casting setups. Yes, I prefer flouro for most casting, but I've felt the same amount of fish activity with this copoly......this includes my jerkbait setup, cranking, spinnerbaits, chatterbaits, t-rigs. 10# on jerkbaits, 12# on t-rigs, 15# for spinnerbaits/chatters. I've landed the occasional 35-40' musky and pike on the 15# with no problem. If was forced to use only 1 line for everything, this would be it.

From: Dan: Illinois 5/5/21

Comments: This is what I use as my general purpose line....It is very strong and has good abrasion resistance.  I would suggest staying with the 12 lb and below.   15 lb and up has a lot of memory and will affect your casting....i use it for cranks, jerks, and other moving baits.  No complaints.

From: Unknown: Greensboro, NC 3/11/21

Comments: A very good co-poly. The line gets a little stiff in the cold, but all do. Great for moving baits and cast great. Please come back with the green. Can't beat the price.

From: Kevin: Maryland 3/6/21

Comments: Tackle Tour kind of destroyed this line in their review but for the price, this stuff is good. Yes, it will get coily and is a thicker line. Just know that. I get about 4-6 trips out of it before I change it. I use 15 a lot and it is strong. It's worth a try.

From: Swayze: MN 3/2/21

Comments: I use regularly the 15# its a good line practically invisible but the one thing i kind of have a problem with is the memory it gets really coily and mostly i only use it for moving baits i havent caught any fish on texas rigs or jigs but i wouldnt suggest it because it has to much stretch but it is the perfect line for chatterbaits in my opinion especially if you have toothy critters because the abrasion resistance is awsome so over all its good line only problem is the memory

From: Josh: chicago, illinois 12/18/20

Comments: I used 15 to fish a jig through shallow stumps in a pressured pond. Line is fairly sensitive and strong. I'm going to use more of this. No, it's not 100% floro so if you are trying to "save money" with this, you are actually wasting your money. This isn't a thin line, either.

From: Rufus: Texas 11/30/20

Comments: I have been using fluorocarbon lines because of their sensitivity, bought this to try out just to save some money... The short answer is its not the solution, stretchy, rubberbandy, cannot feel the bait even on drop shot situation. I will be going back to Sunline superfluoro.

From: Unknown: 6/15/20

Comments: Best line ive ever used. Better than any other flouro out there. I use 12 to crank with its strong lower memory. I use 20 to flip its super strong and lower stretch than any other line ive used besides braid. This stuff sits neutral in the water and is super sensitive. Great all around line

From: Matt: Ohio 5/4/20

Comments: Such a rad all-purpose line for a cool price point. I found a spool of green 8lb in my garage that I got sometime between 2006 and 2009...put some on the other day and it works just fine. I have used both 8 and 12 and dig them both.

From: Sid: Compton 4/14/20

Comments: A fresh 8lb test has stopped a 70 lb minn kota trolling motor at low speeds on a 17 ft boat, never had a fish break off while in a fight in over 5 years, but do have some trouble tying knot as a dry line will leave memory on the line, but with some sort of friction the knot strength and line are no issues. Does wear out before the year is over but should last through the prime spawn season for bass. Can not personally compare it to other brands but have fished with people who use more expensive brands and do not see a difference in performance.

From: Unknown: California 3/19/20

Comments: Simply a great line, thats good at alot of things. Just pay attention to diameters... 12lb is an amazing all purpose line, 15lb is where much more memory shows up, but its also a significant diameter jump from 12. Wish there was something in between the two. 6lb is great on spinning reels, 8lb and up is pushing it. 25lb handles giant blue cats approaching triple digits amazingly well.

From: Unknown: 2/22/20

Comments: Yo-Zuri's Hybrid line is the only line I use when I am drop shotting. I like to use the 8 lb test line. Amazing line strength! Even though the packaging says 8 lbs, it is much stronger. Very reliable.

From: Martha: South Carolina 2/5/20

Comments: Use line conditioner & use for moving baits only. Stretches too much for hard hooksets and the sensitivity isn't the best, but for the price and quality it is absolutely amazing for squarebills.

From: Roger: Starkville 12/8/19

Comments: Go-to finesse line for me, strong knot, I don't know where this line can not go wrong for finesse applications #6 is my go to for river fishing, drop shotting, and any smallmouth fishing applications.  

From: John: Wisconsin 6/13/19

Comments: I have used Yo-Zuri for years. 12# and 20# handle ALL my line needs. I have bought expensive lines that don't even come close to knot strength. I recommend. Try it.

From: Ray 3/13/19

Comments: I bought this line after having issues breaking off with p-line flouroclear. I used both in 12 pound test on my chatterbait/crank rod. Line works great and is a great value as well, 600 yard spools for the price is a bargain. Stretch is closer to a mono than a flouro but is definitely abrasion resistant. Live in Michigan and have landed a good number of pike on this line On 12 lb that my chatterbait was hooked deep and no break offs with this line all year. Memory was not an issue either, I'm only speaking for 12 lb test.  Overall great line.  

From: Jake: Michigan  9/28/18

Comments: Strong line, but lacking in all other aspects. This stuff gets horrible memory, and seems to backlash a little more aggressively. I don't regret the purchase overall due to price, but I won't be buying again

From: Ross: Nebraska 5/30/18

Comments: Bought 20lb and it's horrible, terrible castability and horrible line memory

From: Sergio: Texas 4/5/18

Comments: I've used this line for nearly 20 years now. It's the most abrasion resistant strongest line I've ever used. I have yet to break off any fish and even boated a 40lb+ flathead (12lb line) I foul hooked on a lipless crank. The trebles will straighten out on your cranks before it breaks. It lasts for several months also. I only wish they would bring the green and smoke colors back.

From: Shawn N: Ft Worth,Tx. 3/18/18

Comments: Not impressed. Nice for the price, but I find that its castibility was poor and its knots slip easier than most braids.

From: Robbie: North Branford, CT 2/9/18

Comments: I picked up several spools of this in the 6-10 lb test variety last January at the Knoxville fishing show at a discount price. I have to say that I really like this line for cranking and for throwing jerkbaits. The line sinks slowly and the stretch is perfect for throwing suspending and slow sinking jerkbaits. It is fairly abrasion resistant and has yet to break or have any issues with knots failing. Once I use up my current stockpile I will get more for my moving bait setups.

From: Jim: Kentucky, USA 1/5/18

Comments: Great fishing line... i use this on most my setups. i throw there 10lb braid and there 10lb fluoro on my spinning reel. very smooth. give it a try.

From: Unknown 9/12/17

Comments: This hybrid line is a great, value priced, alternative to fluorocarbon. It does stretch nearly as much as mono (maybe a tad less) and the sensitivity isn't the greatest (A little better than mono). I'm not able to speak on memory without a line conditioner, but with KVD line & lure, the memory is very low for it's elasticity.  The line casts similar to mono.  The greatest plus for this line is its strength. It is very hard to break. I've pulled up waterlogged branches and logs with 12 lb. There have been several times that I try to break off by wrapping the line around a stick and pulling, but I end up straightening out the hook (even heavy wire and superliner hooks).  The actual break strength has to be well above what they are rated.  All in all, it is a good, value priced (when buying from TW) mono replacement that can handle pulling big fish out of cover, but don't expect low stretch or great sensitivity.

From: GreenGhostMan: Louisville, KY 9/5/17

Comments: Using  15lb  I've got many good bass and it holds well in some nasty Florida structure. Poor on pickerel and bowfin, heck anything with teeth. Knot strength is ok on a clench or rapala knot, but the knot can get damaged easy on big fish, rocks or teeth. Palomar knots tend to snap. Casts well for cheep hybrid line and needs little maintenance.  Fair to midland for cranking as cheep line goes.
You do get what you pay for, as  better line is out their for not much more. Good to teach a new person to more floro type line or those on a vary low budget. 3 1/2 stars   

From: Austin: FL 3/27/17

Comments: Great Line Overall!!!

From: Hans: Puebla Puebla Mexico

Comments: VERY STRONG LINE A BIT EXPENSIVE BUT WORTH IT. GOOD SENSITIVITY USE FOR CRANKING OR WORM FISHING.

From: Thomas: CHICAGO IL. U.S.

Comments: This is an excellent line, I've used 6 and 8# on spinning gear, and 12 and 15# on baitcaster. This line handles great and has a low memory making it work great on spinning reels.  The only negative thing I've heard some of my friends say about this line is that it's larger in diameter per pound test than some others., which is true ,so if line diameter is important to you then you may want to choose a size smaller in pound test. In any case this line is exceptionally strong and my favorite non braided line. The larger diameter never bothered me but it probably breaks at two pounds over it's rating designation anyway so going to a smaller size is an option.

From: Jevan: Estes Park, Co, USA

Comments: August 25, 2013 At one time I was using the Ultra Soft for jiggin' in 12# and found it to be low memory, pretty low stretch and strong, BUT not very abrasion resistant. It would begin to fray even around light cover--just too soft. Now I use it for topwater and it seems fine for that. I am also using the regular Hybrid in 12# for topwater and so far it is more resistant to abrasion and has pretty low memory, too.

From: Ed: Champaign, IL.

Comments: I have recommended this line to many friends, and those with issues fail to realize that like all fluoro type lines, they need to spool line without the spool rotating e.g., using a screwdriver in the spool.  Only nonbraided line 20 lb getting use with expensive swimbaits and big nighttime topwaters 4 me.  I now use 8lb for senkos, and 6 lb for grubs, all with little or no issues.  Line treatment in a paper towel when spooling helps to loosen it up if you don't like doing that with a couple of casts. The warning on the label is for real, don't use your teeth to cut this stuff, been to the dentist for that lol.

From: Bigpoppabass: Nashua, NH   

Comments: August 16, 2013. This is pretty good line! Have used the 12# and find it to be strong, low stretch, and have pretty low memory. I use it for jigg'n and wormn' and it has been excellent for that. I do stretch it after several trips to the lake, but I do that with all mono. It is a little expensive, so I have lately been using Spiderwire EZ MONO and it may even be better and it is lower cost.

From: Ed: Champaign, IL.

Comments: Any crankbait anglers like this stuff?  I tried a few spools, different weights; this line couldn't last through a day of serious crankin' for me.  Done with it. 

From: Brian: Los Gatos, CA

Comments: When I'm not using braid, I'm using this. It's basically mono without stretch or memory. In other words: clear braid. The best part, THE SENSITIVITY OF THIS LINE IS AMAZING!!!! I love punching with jigs, so braid has always been my go to for it's sensitivity and abrasion resistance. Since I've tryed this however, I've spooled all of my flipping and punching rigs with it since it's clear and produces a lot more bites. Slightly stiff, so this line may not be the absolute best for casting a mile. I still use Sufix for all my casting and crankbait needs.

From: Brad: Orlando, FL

Comments: This line is where its at for cost and performance.  I gave up on mono, because its like fishing with a rubber band, and any flouro that is hard enough to have some abrasion resistance is like fishing with wire.  This line handles well, has minimum stretch and has decent abrasion resistance.  The cost is very decent as well.  What more could you want from a fishing line???

From: John: Groton, CT

Comments: This line is awesome and I put it on all my non-braid setups. The line is super strong and has very low memory.

From: Nate: Minot, ND

Comments: I don't wory with a big king salmon at the end of a spool of yo-zuri 12 lb clear you have to play them a little to wear them down or the'll keep taking runs on you when they get close. Not the time to worry about your line.

From: Alex: Kingston, WA

Comments: Any line can be strong but I judge line based on how little memory it has vs. its strength. Yo-Zuri line is very supple with very little memory while maintaining high strength and great knot tying. You can tournament fish for months without re-spooling spinning reels which I used to think wasn't possible. Highly recommended from a 8 year plus customer.

From: Danny: Santa Cruz, CA

Comments: This is the best line out there at an affordable price!! you cant go wrong! 

From: WI

Comments: Best fishing line there is for the money.Very Strong!One thing I do is stretch line out after I re-spool, helps take out the memory. The only line I will put on my Spinning Reels. 

From: Joe: Newton, NJ

Comments: Great line for the price.  It is a little stiff, but nothing some line conditiioner can master.  So far I have had no issues with this line

From: Jim: Woodstock, GA

Comments: Very, very strong line!! I've had the same line on for 2-3 years and its still holding on very good!!!

From: Wisconsin

Comments: Great line!!! Recommend!!!