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    I find the sensitivity of braid to be very helpful. A lot of times if you are able feel a limb without pulling hard on the line, you can drop it back down and pull it through successfully without getting hung up. Saves a lot of jigs.

    I use a mono leader, about two rod lengths long, just because braid is a pain to tie with, but you don't really need to.

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    I use 6lb Vicious hi-vis panfish mono and a Charlie Brewer weedless crappie head with a 1.5” slider grub


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    My system works for me , I use 20 lb suffix 832, a bead , a swivel and a mono leader about 3 ft long, loop knot.
    Lots of reasons for my madness
    The bead keeps the grandkids from reeling the fish all the way to the rodtip. It also make a visual aid to know when to swing the fish into the boat.
    The braid lasts for years , I don't have to respool constantly
    The swivel cuts down on line twist, and I can tie the leader to the swivel faster than I can tie leader to braid,
    the loop knot lets the jig hang horizontal, I used to use a palomar , but got tired of constantly adjusting the knot.
    When I get hung up , the mono breaks easier that the braid , so re rigging is faster.
    When I used straight mono i could not " feel " my jig deeper than about 10 ft. I love the sensitivity of the braid,

    your mileage may vary , but this works for me
    good luck
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    if fishing straight down either on brush or night fishing braid all the way to the jig

    if holding your rod, you will detect more bites with braid in my experience

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