i was looking at getting some yozuri hybrid for fishing, and i saw they had a clear and a green and in smoke. I was just wondering if they all disappear in the water the same or do they look different in the water? i am guessing they would disapear in the water the same because they are both flourcarbon copolymers

The Yo-Zuri line does no "Dissapear" in water such as a 100% fluorocarbon brand such as Berkely Vanish etc...

The flurocarbon in the line makes it stronger not less visible, although i believe it is less visible than monofilament. I would go with clear or the smoke color, they are my favorites. Im sure RoadWarrior will be here soon to clear this up to the fullest, im just going by what he told me.

If hes not an ex-member that is LOL  

my question is that does the color of the yozuri fishing line, whether it is green or clear, affect the invisibility in the water. bassproshops is selling that 1000yards for 6.99 and all they have left is green so i wonder if it is worth buying green.

I like clear green line for cranks, jerks and spinnerbaits. I don't use it for plastics and jigs. It's too hard for me to see. I like to line watch when fishing jigs and plastics, so I need something a bit easier to see.

Cheers,

GK

My favorite color is green.

In most water, the green is practically invisible; in the smaller diameters, totally invisible.

I recommend #6 (11.9 lb test) for spinning tackle and #12 (19.5 lb test) for baitcasting equipment.

**Note**

I am currently using #4 (8.5 lb test) on my spinning reels. I am comfortable with this strength, but not everyone would be.

i exclusevly use sufix seige in smoke green 8 pound test.. i feel that any line regardless of brand will be best in green