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Ok on the left 10# yo zuri hybrid on the right 10# (used) Seaguar Senshi they look and feel identical. Ummm isn't hybrid supposed to be FC and Senshi Mono?image_zps01f62335.jpg

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Well it's blended florocarbon and a nylon, but who makes the line...idk... I have never heard that its senshi, Idk... Or that it (yo) is made by Seaguar

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I've been using YOzuri for years and years now. Its getting harder for me to find and never at the low prices mentioned here! I use #15 for just about everything. Salt and fresh.

Wonderful.

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Well it's blended florocarbon and a nylon, but who makes the line...idk... I have never heard that its senshi, Idk... Or that it (yo) is made by Seaguar

 

The line is a bonded, not coated, blend of fluorocarbon and nylon.

It is manufactured by Yo-Zuri.

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I've been trying out 12# on my cranking setup this season and it is a pretty decent line for the price point. I use a San Diego Jam knot.  I've thrown some chatterbaits and swimjigs on it as well and so far I'm pleased.  Not the greatest line, but certainly not a bad line.

Same here...

I now use 12# for cranks and spinnerbait

Mike

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Report: While Ive caught a bunch of fish on the Hybrid, I'm not crazy about it for bottom contact. Tried throwing Keitechs on 1/2 and 3/4 oz footballs and dragging them. Couldnt really get a feel for the bottom. Maybe it just comes with constant use. However for shallow running moving baits, ie: spinnerbaits, squares etc. I think this line will excell! It does cast great and memory didnt seem like a issue although I did spray LnL on it the night before each outing.

 

Verdict: Dependable line, good value for the money. It will find its way into my arsenal for more applications.

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