10-14 pound Seaguar with a braid knot. If I am cranking mid depth (8-14') heavy cover I'll use 20 pound fluorocarbon.

12 lb Seaguar FC on my cranking stick.
Be aware that FC does stretch, but since it is denser than Mono the sensitivity more than makes up for it.

Florocarbon gets me two more feet

12lbs BPS fluorocarbon for most crankbaits, and 17lb fluorocarbon for rattle traps.

I boated my personal best (12.97) on fork with 10lb berkley xl, in the trees in penson. The ex-guide I was with just about had a heartattack when I told him I only had 10 lb test. my reels drag and composite cranking rod did the trick.

BPS 12#-14# fluor work just great for all my cranking needs.

100% FC / 100% of the time. Just like it and the increased depth and bites. M2C

I will second Jerry! 100% FC, all the time, except for swimbaits and topwater.

i do

I use 12 Lb Seagar Invisx for all my crank baits

I use McCoys Mean Green for crankbaits, with a BPS crankin stick rod. I want the softer tip since the fluoro has no stretch. I tie a palomar knot.

NO JAMES, I DITTO YOU ON THAT. I DON'T ON TW. BRAID AND MONO (McCOY'S MEAN GREEN). SWIM BAITS - NO. I USE FC ON THE 6.5 DIAMONDBACK RATTLESNAKE. A SWIMMER...

I have been really happy with Sunline

I use 10# - 12# to crank with. For lipless I use 15# green Big Game.

I have been using 12# Vicious fluorocarbon for my cranks. It has been working good for me so far.

On lakes like Fork/Ray Roberts I have used 20 lb. braid for cranks. But most of the time I like 12 lb fluoro.