YOZURI - [HP]ROLLING SWIVEL VALUE PACK FISHING SWIVEL MADE IN JAPAN

Yo-Zuri [HP] Rolling Swivel Value Pack, Made In Japan

This is the bulk version of Yo-Zuri's [HP] Rolling Swivel: the same stainless steel, black nickel high-performance swivel, supplied 50 pieces to a size instead of the six or eight in the standard pack. The swivel itself is unchanged — two eyes and a free-turning barrel, the connector most rigs are built around. It joins braid to leader, stops a spinning bait or rotating lure from winding twist back onto the spool, and gives a running sinker something solid to stop against. What changes is how you buy it. A swivel is a consumable: it gets cut off with the leader, left in a snagged rig, or retired once the barrel grits up. Anyone tying paternosters and running-sinker rigs through a season, rigging a boat for a group, or building sabiki and bottom traces in batches goes through them faster than a small pack allows. Four sizes, #1 to #6, 50 pieces each.

Key Features

• 50 pieces per size — the bulk format of the standard [HP] Rolling Swivel
• High-performance rolling design giving smooth 360-degree rotation and preventing line twist under load
• Premium stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in salt and fresh water
• Compact body with a high strength-to-weight ratio — minimal drag without giving up power
• Black nickel finish for a subdued underwater appearance and added corrosion protection
• Smooth line flow that reduces line stress and tangles and keeps lure or bait action natural
• Four sizes, #1 through #6, covering light casting up to heavier inshore work
• Made in Japan by Yo-Zuri (Duel Japan)

How To Rig It

• Main line to leader — Braid to the top eye on a Palomar, leader to the bottom eye on a uni knot. Wet both knots before seating them; a dry knot burns against a hard eye and fails early.
• Above a running sinker — Thread the sinker on the main line, add a bead, then tie the swivel below it. The lead runs above the knot, so a fish moving off with the bait feels far less resistance.
• Batch rig building — This is where the pack earns itself. Tie a dozen paternoster or two-hook bottom traces at home on a rig board, wind each onto a foam winder, and arrive with a session's terminal tackle already made.
• Anything that rotates — Fit one ahead of a spinner, a spoon, a rotating trolled lure or a whole dead bait. If twist still reaches the reel, add a second swivel a metre further up the leader.
• Size to the leader, not the fish — Step up as leader diameter and drag setting increase. The swivel should never be the thinnest link in the chain, and an oversized one on light line only adds drag.
• Bulk or small pack — Take this Value Pack for the one or two sizes you rig with constantly. Take the standard 6-to-8 piece pack of the same swivel to carry several sizes in the box, or to try a size before you commit to fifty of them.

Specifications

Available sizes: #1, #2, #4, #6. The same swivel is also stocked as the standard [HP] Rolling Swivel at 6 pieces per pack in #1 and #2, and 8 pieces per pack in #4 and #6.

Recommended Pairing

• #6 and #4 for light spinning, ultralight game and estuary bait outfits in the 6–20 lb class
• #2 and #1 for inshore lure casting, bottom fishing and light trolling on 20–50 lb line
• Pair with a rated snap or split ring where the terminal end is changed often, so the swivel itself stays tied in
• Keep bulk stock in a sealed compartment box with a desiccant sachet — an open tray of 50 in a damp bag is how the barrels seize