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<blockquote data-quote="Fisherman25" data-source="post: 156236" data-attributes="member: 393">For trolling specifically I use 10/2 power pro for any live bait rigs and use mono behind the bb or whatever. For cranks, I use mono 12# leader when trolling lead since the lead gets you to the bottom, so I like a little bouyancy between that and the crank.&nbsp; For non lead cranking, I use 14 pound power pro with a fluorocarbon 12# six foot leader.&nbsp; For me, rocks just get too abrasive for fireline and cause fraying. I will admit a few strands even is tough as heck, but I just dont have as good of luck with it. I do think fireline casts better than power pro, but generally I just use 10/2 power pro for that too. Nonofil is for the birds to me.&nbsp; That stuff is way too abrasive to pitch for me.&nbsp; I feel like I'm retieing the crap more than I do mono. I do also run some suffix 832 for trolling rods.&nbsp; I haven't had any complaints with it so far.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fisherman25, post: 156236, member: 393"] For trolling specifically I use 10/2 power pro for any live bait rigs and use mono behind the bb or whatever. For cranks, I use mono 12# leader when trolling lead since the lead gets you to the bottom, so I like a little bouyancy between that and the crank. For non lead cranking, I use 14 pound power pro with a fluorocarbon 12# six foot leader. For me, rocks just get too abrasive for fireline and cause fraying. I will admit a few strands even is tough as heck, but I just dont have as good of luck with it. I do think fireline casts better than power pro, but generally I just use 10/2 power pro for that too. Nonofil is for the birds to me. That stuff is way too abrasive to pitch for me. I feel like I'm retieing the crap more than I do mono. I do also run some suffix 832 for trolling rods. I haven't had any complaints with it so far. [/QUOTE]

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