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Mr. Sandman · 02-15-2006, 01:59 PM

Well I use a load of them but 99% from a boat. I think I keep one in my big surf bag. They work great on bones, albies, king Macs and small tuna out my way. They are a very well made consistant lure, come stock with good hooks, IMO perhaps one of the best plastics going take a real beating and keep working even when they are stripped bare. I bet if you polled the boats out at the hooter most would have yo-zuri attached.

I will whine about the price but still buy them. Perhaps look for alternatives. They have their place on board my boat. Will not effect my surfcasting much though...that is 85% wood anyway.

Somehow I don't think a boycott will effect their bottom line, they are big in the freshwater buisness as well. yo-zuri is here to stay.

02-15-2006, 01:59 PM	#9
Mr. Sandman Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 7,649	Hmmm. I still like them. Well I use a load of them but 99% from a boat. I think I keep one in my big surf bag. They work great on bones, albies, king Macs and small tuna out my way. They are a very well made consistant lure, come stock with good hooks, IMO perhaps one of the best plastics going take a real beating and keep working even when they are stripped bare. I bet if you polled the boats out at the hooter most would have yo-zuri attached. I will whine about the price but still buy them. Perhaps look for alternatives. They have their place on board my boat. Will not effect my surfcasting much though...that is 85% wood anyway. Somehow I don't think a boycott will effect their bottom line, they are big in the freshwater buisness as well. yo-zuri is here to stay.