Line

[snagger]

I'm going to beat a dead horse here.

I'm putting Suffix 832 braid on a few of my casting rods (texas rigging,flipping, frogs, etc.). I'm planning on 30lb hivis yellow. Depending on water clarity I'll sometimes tie on a fluoro leader or just use a marker to camo the last 6' or so of the hivis line.

2 other rods I'm putting fluoro on (for cranks and swim jigs). Was planning on 14 lb. Suffix Invisiline. Anybody have much experience with this line? I've also heard good things about Seaguar Invisx. Any advice?

[Larson15]

Invizx is a much better line IMO.....I would put 15 on the swim jig rod and 12 on the crank rod.

[Aaron Carrell]

Also, I can't recommend Sufix 832 whatsoever for frogging purposes. The stuff doesn't float right on top so if you like fishing pads much, the line will tend to get under them and cause your frog to go under as well. Everything other than topwater it works great.

[snagger]

What type of braid do you recommend for frogging? I do fish a lot of pads. Man, just writing this makes me dream of summer mornings and throwing frogs. Can't wait!!!

[Todd S.]

I like stren sonic and power pro equally for braids

[MN BassFisher]

I use a lot of power pro for Braid. I haven't used the Suffix Invisiline but I can say the Invisx in 10lb, 12lb, and 15lb has worked very well on my casting reels - both Round and Low-Profile models.

[Aaron Carrell]

I user PowerPro for frogging personally. There are several good ones out there, but I just keep coming back to PP out of consistency of tackle in the house and I never have any problems with it.

I'll give a +1 to InvisX as well. Used 15lb & 20lb all last season with great results. The only line snap I had was when my rod tip broke off as well.