P-Line Fluorocarbon, Topwater, and Braided Lines! What to use and why! (Good fishing line for bass) 

Flouroclear is a copoly fishing line. It’s not true fluorocarbon. I prefer to use copoly in heavy grass, brush, and dirtier water situations. Most copoly is extremely tough line but much more visible to the fish. Here’s my rule of thumb… 1. Clearer water - always throw true fluorocarbon line. AND as light as I can throw considering structure like heavy trees, docks, dock cables and rocks. The fish in my lakes are very heavily pressured so I want every advantage in my favor. 2. Top water - for frogs - straight braid to the frog. For walking baits sometimes braid to a 1’ to 2’ mono leader. Mono floats so it’s best for top water baits. 3. Copoly - only in dirty water when fishing docks, and heavy timber / brush. 4. Fluorocarbon - I have to use it a lot because our water here is so clear! ALWAYS when fishing a drop-shot. And will run 15lbs braid to 8lbs fluorocarbon leader. 5. Straight braid with frogs, or punching mats or heavy grass. Always green because it blends with the vegetation. I used to use 50lbs braid but switched to 65lbs braid now for those purposes. Hope this helps… Blessings

If you’re fishing grass, weeds and hydrilla then use braid. If your in 2ft visibility or less then a co-poly like fluroclear in heavy trees, rocks, and docks is just fine. IMHO… if the water clears up then 100% fluorocarbon

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