What do you use braided line for?

What bait/lures and techniques are most common on braided line?

Frog in the junk, jigs in heavy cover, and main line for C-rig. Also T-rig with fluoro leader.

I love it on my shakey head rods with a fluorocarbons leader. The sensitivity is awesome!

Streight braid in heavy cover. The wind is always a factor for me when using braid. It is more difficult to handle in heavy cover when the wind is blowing it over limbs. Then the 25# XPS comes out to make those accurate pitches between and into heavy cover. No leaders for me. That defeats my only purpose of getting the fish out of the cover. Anything less than heavy cover streight Floro. provide good feel and less stretch than mono..
I have not had any experiences in Mexico where we are catching over 100 Bass per day to say that the Floro. will out catch braid in heavy cover. This means they do not perfer one over the other; so I do not bother to use a leader.

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#65 Power Pro for Jigs, Frogs, Alabama Rig, and sometimes Buzzbaits.

Only for frogs and the A-rig.

Works good for stitchin up the arm after a gator bite

Everything. I have braid on every reel except for one. Topwater, cranks, spinnerbaits, jigs, plastics, frogs, etc... I'm done with slinky lines

I'm now pretty much using braid with a leader for everything except normal cranks (I like to fish small cranks on spinning gear). If you want some strech, try a mono leader. Braid is so sensitive that it allows you to "feel right through" a few feet of mono. I pulled a six pounder out of some pretty tough grass the other day using 15lb Power Pro/10lb BPS XPS Fluro.

Frogs, A rig, punching mats & flipping SUPER HEAVY cover

This. And 15 pound braid on my spinning set up. Occasionaly for lipless crankbaits in really thick cover too.

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Nothing

832 Suffix 20# on spinning rod and 50# on c-rig and heavy grass.

Buzz bait, frog, pop r, super spook. Above the water, no braid for me below the surface. Some times on a spinnerbait in stained water.

I used my 50# braid for an anchor last weekend at the Skeeter tourney. Got my C-rig hung up and it held my 20' Skeeter in that 10 mph wind.

Spinning Rig (Main Line attached to a Fluorocarbon leader), C-Rig, Spinnerbait, Buzzbait, and Soft Plastic type Topwaters.

Frog, A-rig, big jigs, and very dirty water.

Heavy junk, timber and shoe/boot lace in a pinch.

yep... this!

its not bad on c-rig main line too

Added sensitivity but you Will miss out on bites. They may not see the line, nor care but they hear that stuff coming over cover from a mile away.. like when you flip into a big. Tree and you hear it sliding across limbs, sound travels faster, farther and is amplified underwater. In some cases it could draw a fishes attention but on fork I highly suggest you throw 20# floor with a 15# leader, it out fishes braid 4-1

Frogs, certain swimbaits, and Flipping Heavy cover... thats it...

There it all is for the "get the same amount of bites on braid guys".

im with you cody, i dont like it for flipping brush, trees or boat docks. I dont seem to get as many bites on it as flouro in those apps.

I do like it for main line draggin c-rigs over road beds and humps with a flouro leader.

Everything except my ultralight setup has braid on it.

I seldom if ever use hard plastics, So I use braid on everything I toss from March to Nov. Then I am forced to use Floro in the Ultra clear water...and I hate it lol.

Im guessing you dont like the stiffness in the cold water.... squirt a bunch of kvd line stuff on your reel/line the night before and let it "marinate"... you might change your mind about it

gets "supple" i believe is the word

Dental Floss...

Flippin/Pitchin rigs, deep crankin, A-rig, C rig

I use it to tie my boat up to the dock

As far as diameter and thickness....which is smaller....braid or floro? I use 20 lb power pro on everything.

Braid.

Back to the discussion at hand. Braid for spinnerbaits, tx-rigs, c-rigs, jigs, and have been considering it paired up with a glass rod for cranking/topwater.

Everything except Crankbaits/Rat't traps, spinnerbaits, buzzbaits

Repairing my Bass wind chimes when a granddaughter gives it good yank to hear the chimes if the wind's not blowing at that particular second.

braid is good for dulling my pocket knife after it digs into itself deep in the spool