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In the past year I've been using copoloy lines like Yo-zury on most of my reels. My crankbait rod is a 6'6" croix Avid MH/M. I'm thinking that a line with more stretch would be better for cranks. What is your favorite line and what lb test for crankbaits?

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I like 10lb Trilene, XL for most applications, XT for shallow snag infested waters, has just the right ammount of stretch, low cost, available every where, and is the ultimate in reliable fishing line.

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P-Line Floroclear in 10lb or 15lb.  I have a reel spooled with 10lb Evolution and can't wait to test it out for crankbaits.

I will also be puting 6lb Yozuri Ultra Soft up against my favorite P-Line Floroclear 6lb on two of my spinning reels.  I am looking forward to posting my results after this season is over.  Just at a first glance, I did notice that there is a line diameter difference between the two.  The Ultra Soft is .0010in and Floroclear is .0092in.  I have heard about Yo-Zuri great breaking strenght> Has anyone heard what the Florclear breaking strength is?

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RW,

When cranking,do you back off on the drag when using Yo-zuri HUS because of the low stretch characteristics of that line?

Would 10# help with the action of most crankbaits or is this line thin enough?

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I follow the guidelines on setting my drag: 25-30% of actual braking strength. I have never been broken off by a fish using Yo-Zuri Hybrid or Hybrid Ultra Soft.

I used the #10 for awhile, but when you get a backlash it is harder to work with and the kinks that are created appear to effect the physical integrity of the line. This still occurs with#12, but to a lesser extent. That is the main reason I use #12 and the fact that it has a higher breaking strength.

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