What # mono do you guys use?

[YMMV]

I have been looking at switching back to mono. Just curious what # you guys use here. Thanks!

[channel runner]

20# WAS GOOD ENOUGH FOR THE WORLD RECORD. iTS GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME.

[chasin snapper]

i use 20 on all my gear no matter what rod and reel set up.

[shark teezzr]

25 LB. QUATRO camo line

[Tunaman40]

17lb Trilene for me. :)

[bvhboat]

20# For all my striper setups,10# on a couple lite bay rods,30# on a heavier boat rod & 80# on my tuna rod. I switched from Ande to Momoi last season,so far so good. I tried braid & hated it.

[Don C]

20# floro leader to 20 braid.

Don C

[OneMoreDrift]

17 lb. Trilene for Stripers.
10 lb. Trilene for Fluke, Weaks.

[madgaffer]

spinning gear 15 lb. moimoi
my inshore boat poles are 25 lb. moimoi

[roadkill]

20# Fireline Christal mono if you can find it.

[50pounder]

back to 20lb Ande for me. used it for years never a problem. tried braid this year for first time becuase everyone raves about it on this site. got tired of cutting up my hands and struggling to tie knots. 2 trips and re-spooled. MONO FOREVER!!!

[JFinny]

I fish stripers in the upper Hudson river rocky sticky bottem two years
with Yo-Zuri hybrid 20 on the spinners 25 on the 209's I'll keep buying it
it's a mono floro combo I aint lookin back

[BigSexy]

I use 40 lb quatro on my striper and drum rods if they are gonna have mono. I am a firm believer in using the strongest tackle to get the fish in quickly to ensure a good, live release if they are gonna get released. Why play around with light tackle and risk the fish expiring because the fight was too long. I use 50 lb power pro for braid and 60 lb test on my TLD 50's for tuna.

[LBI striper searcher]

20lb for bassin. Tried switching to 20lb. 100% flouro line but it got wind whip like crazy. Right back to mono.... 10lb. powerpro on my lighter set-up for weakies and fluke.

[slic chic too]

20# QUATTRO camo line has caught me 80+ pound brown sharks in the ocean and i wont use anything else

[gotboost1]

20lb Ande IGFA on some,17lb BigGame on some,made the switch back from braid 2 yr's ago on all my bigger saltwater stuff,30 bucks or so to spool one set up just isn't worth it,
Now for light tackle fishing casting/LTJ braid is a big advantage,the feel of a 1/2oz jig head on braid is much better then on mono,plus instant solid hook up's,so for 15 bucks it's a bargain used it for 2 seasons and then turn it around for another 5 bucks a season:)

[B-faithful]

20lb ande on my chumming rods
30lb diamond line on my trolling rods
17lb suffix on my casting rods

[cityfisherman]

17 lb suffix tri on all my set ups and nothing else

[beber]

15 lb mono on my spinning reels
30 lb mono on my trolling rods

[fdformicola]

12lb stren for light artificals 17lb trilene for surf and most bay fishing;)

[DaisyMaySportfishing]

I use 40 lb quatro on my striper and drum rods if they are gonna have mono. I am a firm believer in using the strongest tackle to get the fish in quickly to ensure a good, live release if they are gonna get released. Why play around with light tackle and risk the fish expiring because the fight was too long. I use 50 lb power pro for braid and 60 lb test on my TLD 50's for tuna.

EXACTLY what he said...but we use 30lb quattro!! We also have 20# ande on our spinnig outfits for the rips.

[TRAVELER SPORTFISHING]

25# Ande clear