What’s the best fishing line to use? When it comes to fishing lines, there are three main types that fishermen often discuss: monofilament (mono), braided lines, and fluorocarbon. Each of these lines has its own advantages and is suitable for different fishing situations. Al Lindner takes you through the top three best fishing lines being used on the market today — monofilament, braid, and fluorocarbon.
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Mono is for me a shallow water Panfish enthusiast.
I just use mono for everything. I fish a lot of brushy areas that damages the line a lot and I can buy 1000 yard rolls of mono for cheap.
monofilament line – Trying to understand this, if there is a hook and sinker on the line like Carolina line, how will the line float? Won’t the weight of hook and sinker just take the bait to the bottom even with monofilament line ?
I’m so stupid, I use all three in one setup. Mono backing if the reel isn’t braid ready, braid fully spooled, abd a flouro leader.
The same craze happened with graphite rods. There was a glass resurgence.