What is your choice for 1.5 squarebill, 12lb fluoro or 15 lb. mono, thanks for your input.

Here's some good info...

https://www.wired2fish.com/fishing-tips/fluorocarbon-vs-monofilament-for-crankbait-fishing/

12# Sunline Sniper

15 pound seaguar invizix

Make that X2

I use 15 or 12 lb McCoys Mean Green, Hope this helps,

Tight lines, keep safe and good luck.

Thad Rains

12# fluorocarbon.

You can use heavier pound test fluorocarbon or monofiliment to make the bait run closer to the surface or to subdue the action of the crankbait but I honestly don't fool with that. I'm never so dialed into a pattern that I feel like I need four rods with the same bait and different pound test lines on my deck.

Never had a problem with 12# big game

I use Mono (Big Game) on my square bills. Deeper cranks I like to use floro, usually InvisX.

16# Sunline Super Fluorocarbon

15lb Big Game

15# for rock bouncing, 20# for wood.

12lb fluorocarbon.

I prefer 15lb flouro for a squarebill. Seaguar invisx or red label.

I don't trust 12lb or less when fishing around any kinda cover. I'll only use it for jerkbaits or when trying to get a deep diving crank down deeper.

15 lb Big Game For most situations
12 lb Invisx if the water is extremely clear or if I want it to run a little deeper.