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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- After extensively testing the zebco omniflex 10lb fishing line I have determined that it is really great fishing line for the price. Probably the best for the price .
Absolutely recommended do not let the price fool you or hype you into believing that you have to spend lots of money of fishing line to catch big fish.
It is an absolute gift to the fishing community. Please if you use it let me know your successes and/or failures. I believe that fishing line is very important part of our way of life and should be well researched.
Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment!
Best Regards, Leland
Great review man
Thanks for watching Big dank!
Best Regards, Leland
I caught a 23 pound freshwater drum on the 8 pound version and a 8 pound Northern pike on 4 pound! Just keep your drag set light and change it out every couple of months. I use the 20 and 25 for catfishing. I also use the 20, 30, and 50 pound versions for leader material. It’s awesome cheap line!
Thanks for watching! And thanks for sharing your experience with the line to help other people. When I caught that big carp with this line I knew that it was pretty good stuff for the price. They actually just changed the packaging on the zebco omniflex at my local walmart, hoping its still the same stuff!
Best Regards, Leland
@@leland_tv717 yes...I was thrown off by the new generic looking red and white new pqckage design vs the fancier yellow and blue. Makes me wonder why they did it? Looks like a bobber or VanHalen's diver down CD cover now. I bought the 20 and 30 pound versions the other day. It sure seems exactly the same quality to me. I put the 20 pound version on my cheap 25 plus year old economy catfish spinning rod. It casted WAY farther than the old style 25 pound version so maybe it's improved. I see they offer another line called the "outcast" with less line on the spool for the same price range at other big box stores. I read it's Re branded Shakesspear or Spurh bend line. If it is ill stay away from that stuff. I've tried both of them from shopko in the 70's and 80's. Extremely brittle and brakes super easy. The onmi cast is tough line and can take a good amount of abrasion before braking. Apparently Omniflex is not offered anymore is being replaced by the outcast line. I called zebco to confirm. It's also less yardage per spool. Hopefully it's the same line rebranded....again.
@@tripplebeards3427 Great info I really appreciate it. Haha I agree I liked the old label a lot better on it. Maybe to keep the price low they had to change the graphic or something?
If you ever cant find the Omniflex or wanna try something just as good I recommend its close cousin Cajun Red. The Zebco Cajun Red line is also some really tough stuff, review coming.
Best Regards, Leland
@@leland_tv717 I just liked it becuase it was $2.50 for a giant spool...and it was good stuff. Hopefully the re branded "outcast" line that replaced the Omniflex is the same line. It's about 50 yards less per spool and buck more.
Zebco called me back this afternoon and told me the Outcast is a different line. It replaced the Omniflex. I was told it “should”be a littler higher quality line then the Omniflex
I've used ZEBCO like for years from the late 90's and still get 3 rolls left for then. I can respool every fishing trip if I want to or fix others people's reel's for them. People don't charge their lines out.