I've ran the gambit and fluoro is where it's at for me.
The biggest drawback for me with braid was tip tangles on my long rods.
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Some folks say straight braid wont matter, and a lot of times it doesn't but I've done side by side comparisons on finicky, hot, clear water black crappie and there are absolutely times where it matters.
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6 lbFire Line crystal lately with a short fluoro or mono leader to keep lure tangle down on casting rods, 6-10 braid on all the line counter crank rods. Was long line cranking last weekend 100-120 feet and can feel the slightest little piece of weed messing with the lures action...a couple of hard rod snaps will clear it 85% of the time.
For old guys like me comparing mono to braid is like comparing a carburetor to EFI..lol
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For casting I still like 6lb. mono. For fishing timber with a 15 ft pole I like 12 lb mono.
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Most of my fishing is over brushpiles 16 to 20 ft. I have settled on Sufix 832 braid 20 lb test, with a 2 ft leader of mono. I use a bead and swivel to
keep the grandkids from reeling the fish all the way to the tip . The bead/swivel shows up on live scope well, One of my presentations is
to put the jig down in the pile , with only the bead/swivel showing above the pile.
your mileage may vary
MO
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30lb hi vis yellow braid on my jig rods....I don't have livescope....I catch just as many if not more fish than my buddies with live.
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