Mono for me is Trilene XT. 14LB-20LB.

Flourocarbon Berkley 100% Professional Grade in 17 or 20lb.

I still prefer mono for spinnerbaits, topwater.

I use flouro for cranks, jigs and worms.

However, I used 12lb flouro for worms and didnt like it.
I wont use less than 15lb for worms where I fish.

If you are fishing Fork or Falcon, I wouldnt go less than 17lb. test.

15 lb P-line for shallow cranks and top waters
20 lb Invisx fluoro for deep cranks
20-25 lb Abrasx fluoro for jigs and worms
Braid for frogs and grass punching

Caught them up to 13 lbs on above named fluoro without knots breaking

12lb flouro for small cranks
15lb flouro for large cranks and plastics (tx rig c-rig)
15mono for top water
65lb suffix braid for plastics/jigs in heavy timber.

In desperate situations I will break out the spinning gear with 10lb flouro for drop shots

Thanks for all the answers everyone, looks like it is a lot of personal opinion on the different types of line/weight but I did see a lot of similar situations, I need to decide which rods I am going to use for which situations and spool them with the appropriate line.

I appreciate all the help.

Duo don't use glass beads and tungsten with a clicker between

The tunsten will chip the glass and will cut the line

If you have to use a plastic bead