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Old 02-08-2007, 09:57 AM   #31
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Something I've started using the past two years is Yozuri Hybrid.
A flourocarbon line - not a leader wheel. 1/4 pound spool of 50 lb test will run about 10-12 bucks. Couple hundered yards. Nice abrasion resistance, not to stiff, strong. Not as "springy" as Big Game or Ande. But I agree big game or ande mono works just as well.

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Bingo! DZ is right on. I have been using 30 lb Hybrid clear for two years now. 9 bucks a spool. Never had a problem both islands or beach (e-Islands that is). Tuna, bass and everything in between, you could land and elephant with 30lb.

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Old 02-08-2007, 10:58 AM   #32
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For me, just me personally I think is a confidence thing.

For example, a golfer who's got a good driver ie. mechanically and in its static appearence will often times out drive another golfer who's got a beat up set of clubs. Its not because the level of skill for either differs, its just that one has faith in his tools, or clubs rather.

The last thing a guy putting for a chance at a few million dollars on one putt wants to see is a scratched up p.o.s looking club. The guy who's got his nice new shiny club, making that putt for a few million, looks down to make his putt and his club is fine not all beat to heck.. he can concentrate on his putt and isnt distracted by how beat up it is.

If you feel it helps rock on with it. You only go through once, do it how you want.

I go mostly with mono, unless I'm fishing clear sandy areas etc which really isnt too often. I use it (flouro) during the day because well... It being daytime my confidence is down like the dude with the beat up club, and the flouro kinda boosts my conf. a bit. Not a big fan of day time fishing. if I luck into a deal with a 2 for one purchase for the flouro etc I'll pick it up, but I wouldnt say "I cant possibly fish tonight, the shops are closed and I'm out of flouro for leaders/eel rigs." Its how you want to go about it I guess.

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Old 02-08-2007, 11:33 AM   #33
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I use Seaguar almost exclusively. Just got into the habit. From shore compared to the past slightly better ratio, but in the boat bottom/bait fishing there has been a noticable difference in fish caught w/Seaguar as opposed to any other line used as leader material.

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Old 02-08-2007, 05:59 PM   #34
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I use , HI-SEAS QUATRO #50 for jigging & drifting chunks ,live bait
& #25 when tossing plugs from boat, I use SPRO swivels mostly and breakaways F11.
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Old 02-08-2007, 08:42 PM   #35
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50# green big game, a spool for $7.50 will last a few years compared to flouro, I don't see any grandiose difference in hookups
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Old 02-09-2007, 08:30 AM   #36
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Orvis Mirage...30, 40, and 60 pound.
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Old 02-09-2007, 12:05 PM   #37
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Mixed bag of monos - Ande's 40 Clear ....BigGame 40/50,,,,

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Old 02-17-2007, 10:25 AM   #38
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I've been using seagur exclusively for the past five years, but thinking of mixing it up with the Yozuri hybrid after reading this thread. Also, I've had some success in the open sand tying direct from the fireline to the lure- no potential snag areas and I could feel every tap like a telegraph wire. I didn't do it much, but remember clearly the times I did and think it could be worth another shot.
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Old 02-19-2007, 03:20 PM   #39
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