Line Snap
Line Snap
SNAP & RING / TROUT & SALT
Feature
A basic line snap that serves as a dependable standard when you're unsure.
The Line Snap series is built around easy handling and natural compatibility with the lure. Its simple structure is less likely to interfere with lure action, making it suitable for a wide range of fishing from light game to medium-size lures.
The surface uses a special black plating, giving it a subdued dark finish that is less likely to create extra wariness in fish underwater.
Model
Line Snap
A basic model designed for natural lure compatibility and ease of use.
Its simple structure suits situations where you want quick, smooth lure changes.
Model
Rolling Swivel with Line Snap
A model that combines Line Snap with a rolling swivel.
It is useful when you want to keep lure changes easy while also reducing line twist.
Size
#00 / 15lb
The smallest size for keeping small lures as light as possible.
It pairs well with lures around 1 g to 1.5 g and suits delicate setups where finesse matters most.
Size
#0 / 20lb
A well-balanced size that works easily from small to medium-small lures.
It pairs well with lures around 1.5 g to 2 g and is highly usable across trout and light-game fishing.
Size
#1 / 30lb
A highly versatile core size that makes a reliable baseline when you're unsure.
It is easy to use with lures around 2 g to 7 g and suits situations where you want a balance of light weight and strength.
Size
#2 / 40lb
A size that also handles slightly larger lures more easily and adds extra strength margin.
It pairs well with lures around 7 g to 15 g.
Size
#3 / 60lb
The strongest size in the series, suited to larger lures and higher-load fishing.
It is easy to choose for lures roughly in the 15 g to 30 g range.
Snap Selection Guide
Choose your snap based on fishing style and lure size.
Micro Lure
For Ultra-Light Lures
Lightweight snaps are best for delicate lures such as micro spoons and small jig heads. If the snap is too heavy, it can affect lure action, so choosing a small and lightweight model is the basic approach.
Light Game
All-Round Type
For a wide range of fishing such as trout and light saltwater, snaps with a good balance of strength and lightness are ideal. If you are unsure, this class is a solid baseline that covers many lure types.
Power Game
Strength Priority
High-strength snaps are best for strong fish such as seabass and pelagics, or for larger lures. Choosing a snap with a structure that resists opening gives more confidence during the fight.
Easy Change
Easy Lure Changes
For fishing styles where you change lures often,
easy-to-handle snaps are very convenient.
Clip-style snaps or simple snap structures
allow quick lure changes,
making them well suited to search-oriented fishing.
As with the Micro EZ Line Snap and EZ Line Snap,
the intended range here is mainly trout and light-game applications.
Specification
Spec
About YARIE Metal Works
YARIE's metalworking roots lie in the history of producing Japan's first metal swivel. The company also became the first in Japan to manufacture hanakans for ayu fishing, refining for many years the precision, strength, and mass-production stability required in small metal components.
In products such as snaps, rings, and swivels, differences in machining precision show up in usability more than appearance suggests. Wire hardness, forming accuracy, resistance to deformation under load, and stability over repeated use. YARIE applies its expertise as a metalworking manufacturer to exactly those details.
Snap & Ring products turn decades of accumulated metalworking know-how and fishing-tackle design experience into forms that can be used directly in modern on-the-water fishing. Each small piece carries the origin of YARIE craftsmanship.