Mono/Flouro/Braided

I'm currently using fluorocarbon line on both my baitcaster and spinning reels - I love it. It's much more sensitive than mono, but has relatively comparable handling properties. It does sink though, so it's not ideal for topwater baits, but I have used it with them too.

I love its abrasion resistance, which in my experience, is better than braid, even though it's not as strong as braid, proportionately-speaking.

It's supposedly much less visible underwater as well - but whether that's true or just marketing hype, I have no way of knowing.

I have 12# fluoro on my baitcasting reel and 8# on my spinning reel.

I use mono/copoly for trebles floro for clear water bottom bouncers and braid for the thick stuff

Shedding light on the marketing gimmicks?

http://www.tackletour.com/reviewfluorocarbon2.html