I have yet to find a line that compares to the quality of seaguar. 20# for jig and tx rig. 10-15# depending on where you are throwing your CB.

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I recently bought 2 revo STX's both on Kistler rods from a guy for $150.00 each. These were the guys first baitcasters and after 1 trip to the lake and both backlashed so bad I had to cut it out he sold them. Lucky me, If you backlash don't give up. I suggest a heavy mono till you get the hang of it then go with 14 lb flouro. The heavy mono is easier to get un backlashed

What do you mean by heavy mono?

I say 14 and 17lb xps florocarbon It works great. Thats all I use now.

There is only one line to use. Go with the Berkley Trilene 100% flourocarbon. 12lb on the cranks and 17 on the jig rod. 200yd spool and the price is right..

Pline products are my favorite....I like the flouroclear for cbs and evolution for jigs and tx rigs unless I have on braid

Seaguar InvisX is the only option!

Please dont take me wrong but I judge from your question and set up choice that yove probably not been bass fishing as long as a lot of guys on here, and I would say youre overwhellmed by the the replies that all tell you to use this kind of line or whatever. I wouldve chosen a low profile baitcaster (as opposed to the barrel shape reel, just because they are much much lighter and easy to handle). But with what you have, use the longer heavier rod for jigs. I'd start with big game line from wal mart, 15-20 lb test for jigs and 12lb test for crank baits.

I think you chose the perfect rods for each technique.

You've got some wonderful gear
on cranking, if you wanna get deep with long long casts I use 10
lb bps flouro; light line goes deeper and casts farther, on your medium stick this would be great, keep the drag fairly light

I like 20 lbs flouro for flipping docks and pretty much everything else except the heaviest slop or wood
this light line will get you the most bites, especially in clear water. this would work good with cranks around wood and rocks too