Hazumi Shooting Lines – by Nam
Hazumi means “Momentum” in Japanese.
-Extraordinary low memory, the oval shape is very resistant to kinks, twist, and tangles. After a few swings, the memory common in all mono simply disappears.
-This “Revolutionary” shooting line has quickly become the favorite for the top spey guides and fly shops across the Pacific Northwest and Canada. “You have to see it to believe it” – Chris Odonnell, Bend Fly Shop
-Highly visible and attractive colors, available in 5 sizes to cover every base in your two-handed quiver
-Comes in large 60 meter spools, so you have the option to split it in half and spool it on two reels, or put it all on one if your reel has the capacity
- 30lb Green “trout spey”
- 40lb Yellow
- 50lb Orange
- 60lb Red
- 70lb Blue
| Color | Weight (lb) | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Green | 30 | 60m |
| Yellow | 40 | 60m |
| Orange | 50 | 60m |
| Red | 60 | 60m |
| Blue | 70 | 60m |
FAQ
What makes Hazumi shooting line different from other mono lines?
The oval shape provides low memory, making it highly resistant to kinks, twists, and tangles. After a few swings, the memory effect disappears, allowing for smoother casting and better performance in the field.
Can I use this line on both single and dual reels?
Yes, the 60-meter spool can be split in half and used on two reels, or kept intact and spooled on a single reel depending on your setup.
Are the colors easy to see in the field?
Yes, the highly visible colors make it easy to identify the line in various conditions, especially during casting or when retrieving.
Sam Lee –
I’ve used this line for several weeks now and it’s been a game-changer. The low memory means no tangles even in windy conditions. The green 30lb version works perfectly for trout in the Pacific Northwest. Easy to handle and casts smoothly.
Alexandra Lawrence –
As a spey guide, I rely on reliable gear. The yellow 40lb line is durable and visible. It doesn’t twist or kink, which is a big relief during long days on the water.
Pippa Rees –
The orange 50lb line is strong and performs well in fast-moving streams. A bit more expensive than others, but the performance justifies the cost. Would recommend to serious spey anglers.
Sophie Henderson –
Splitting the 60m spool between two reels gives me more flexibility. The line casts true and stays in shape. No memory issues after a few swings. Great for two-handed fishing.