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Got some Bass Pro & Amazon gift cards for Christmas and they're burning a hole in my pocket!

I thought I'd use them to load up on some new line.

Was interested in opinions of what line you like specifically for Table Rock.

Don't like braided, except for A-rig.

Haven't justified the flourocarbon, except for the jerkbait

Here's what I typically use:

8# or 10# Seaguar for jerkbait on spinning reel

6# or 8# Maxima or P-Line for grubs, splitshot rig, tube, dropshot, etc

8# or 10# (Trilene, Berkely or ?) for crankbait, spoon or jig

12# or 14# (Whatever brand?) for large worm, FB jig or C-rig

Love to hear what specific types others use!

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Berkely Big Game Mono in whatever size/color you want. Then when you change line on reels your butt hole doesn't pucker. And the Big Game works fine. And you will have saved a lot of money so you can buy another mega bass jerk or two.

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Power Pro Braid 65lb on A-rig.

14-20lb Floro for jig or Heavy Cover

BPS mono 10lb for jerk and crankbait

BPS mono 14lb for spinnerbait and topwater

Power Pro 15-30 lb braid with 8lb floro leader on dropshot.

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10 lb yo zuri hybrid for all bait casters

X2

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Seaguar Invizx 6# - 20# on all applications except topwater and A-rig.

Topwater= 20# Trilene

A-rig= 65# power pro super slick braid

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I use flourocarbon for everything with the exception of topwaters, I use 15lb mono for those. 15 for football jigs, spinnerbaits, C-rig, texas rig, etc, 10 for crankbaits, jerkbaits etc, 8 for spinning rods and 20 for an A-rig.

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