12lb Seaguar and that combo will be fine.

I wacky rig on a 7'3" TFO MH rod as well. Haven't had any problems and is one if not my favorite way to fish. I really like it in and around edges of grass lines.

I throw a wacky rig on a ML 7'0 TFO on a 7:1:1 abu pro max 12 lb Seaguar

15lb flouro on a 6'10" MH or 7' MH rod. I have a couple I use depending on where I'm fishing and the cover. 7' has more backbone but I prefer the 6'10" because of the tip and casting. Coach

Thank you sir!

I'm bookmarking all of this info in my brain

wacky worm is one of my favorite set ups. I throw it on a G loomis 6 ft 6 in MH rod with 17# test. I can throw it every bit as far as I can throw t-rig. Years ago I read an article that said you can't throw it on any thing heavier than 12 # test. One trip and 2 break offs in a tournament and I switched right back to 17#.

Never had any confidence in the spinning rod, so I will stick with a baitcaster. Current setup is a 7ft 2in Shimano Crucial and a Citica 200hg w/ 15lb Invisex.

I throw it on a bait caster. 12LB big game or 12 Pline CXX

Your setup sounds just fine. As for line.... the rule is always to go as light as possible, without tearing it on a retrieve(it can happen in many different ways).

You will find out what's good for you by yourself. You range with fluro should be 10-15 lb. Mono 10-12 lb. Braid will be harder to throw with light plastics, and won't perform well (not to say it won't catch you some fish).

I use 12lb invizx myself for the wacky rig. If I'm on a lake like Lake Fork ,I have actually upgraded to 15. As mentioned above... as light as I can get and still feel confident the line wont break.

MY set-up Shimano 50E reel and a Falcon Lowrider Weightless Worm rod, 15lbs invizx.

Quick story on wacky worming. I started the technique in the mid 90's and was taught to throw it on light line(8-10 lb) and spinning gear. Now, we threw only 6" straight tailed worms... Creme worms.

Was fishing Farmer's Flat on Rayburn and drifted back into a pocket on the backside by a older gentleman throwing his wacky with a baitcaster. Like fisherman do I was cordial and asked how he was doing so he motioned me over to his RayCraft (I had my 2 young nephews with me and I think he wanted to make their eyeballs pop out). When I trolled up next to him he reached into his livewell and pulled out a 12# and a 10#. My eyeballs popped out. As we sat there I got to asking him about his setup and he schooled my closed mind. Since that day I throw when wacky worming I am using my BC rigs. Of course I throw a lot of heavier baits nowadays (Senkos).

I use the Falcon Weightless Worm rod too a lot of the time and a 7'2" Castaway Skeleton V2.

I use the same setup with either 12# or 15# Seaguar Invisx.

Great way to catch Bass on the beds too!