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Both lines are .016" / .405mm diameter - which one do you prefer mainly for using with spinnerbaits / chatter baits ? 

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I've used both in #15, prefer CXX.  Found it handled just a little bit better, but I wouldn't complain if I was using the Yo-Zuri.  I use it for Chatterbaits/Spinnerbaits, Top Water and #12 for jigs in the winter.

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I've used CXX in 12 lb and would never do that again.  It is the most wiry line I can recall using.  I can't imagine what the 15 lb would be like.  It ties a great knot (it's a hard line with a slick coating) but it looks like a slinky coming off the reel.

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Neither.  Unless you are throwing 1oz or better, YZH 12 is more than enough for spinnerbaits and chatterbaits in any bass environment I fish.  Probably more than enough even arond zebra mussels.  

  Use KVD line conditioner, though.  

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I find both of those lines in anything higher than 12lb to be pretty wiry with a lot of memory. They're both also really thick lines, way thicker than most other lines per lb test. 

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Might want to try Sunline Shooter Defier. 15 lb. diameter is .013”. It’s very supple. Just started using it so not a ton of experience with it, but I like what I see so far. 

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I might be overkill but I throw spinners into everything.

 

17lb Trilene XL. I prefer a little give in the line and rod fishing spinners, I find I can keep them pinned better and my success rate is much better than braid or YoZuri. 

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I wouldn't use either above #12. You can pull a skier with CXX. 

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I generally go with 10lb CXX. It is plenty strong and ties a very good knot. I have never had a fish break me off, including a 40lb black drum on the Texas coast and numerous oversize reds.

Anything over the 10lbs in my experience has way too much memory.

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I prefer CXX.  Both are crazy strong, but CXX is a coated line, and my clear CXX stays clear longer.  I thought the YZH turned a milky white color pretty fast.  I very rarely use the 15lb....but use 6-12lb frequently.  The way some anglers describe CXX is funny...like giving a baby a lemon slice.  If they made it more manageable, it would stretch more.  

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I've used both in the past.  I preferred the YoZuri.  The CXX was more like piano wire. 

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*Thanks for the replies - it appears dropping down to #12 lb. Yozuri-Hybrid would be best for what I want to do (no real heavy structure) with spinnerbaits .

13 hours ago, Bankbeater said:

I've used both in the past.  I preferred the YoZuri.  The CXX was more like piano wire. 

*Looks like CXX may be better suited for strong leader used with braid for flipping / pitching.

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