I have tried several different lines and have stoped with Seagaur  .I really like it for jerks and cranks.I use Stren braid for spinnerbaits +buzzbaits /mono for other topwater.I have really liked how the flourocarbon works under water.Because of  how it sinks I keep a more direct line to the bait ,better feel for bites.It has better hook setting capacity as well.

I've been using powerpro on almost all my spinning reels now with either a mono or flouracarbon leader with double uni knot.  I like the braid for sensativity, no stretch, better casting, and no line twist.

I came from the south so mine are probably a bit different. 

I use braid for most presentations - powerpro is the best.  I really like braid bc it casts the best and you get the best feel.  Up here I still use it for flipping, c-rigs, spinning rods 4 skipping/drop shot (with leader), frogs, senko (leader), and I still have it on my crankbait rod - I know this sounds unusual but I have a rod w/ a lot of give and I have a lot more cofidence about throwing expensive cranks in the heaviest cover using braid.   

For topwaters and jerkbaits - mccoys mean green.
For dropshot - I use braid w/ a fluro leader 8# P-Line or BPS (I don't like to spool whole spinning reels w/ fluro or mono bc of birds nest probs).   

i agree with russ on floro.  a very wise man cough maderos informed me that the same principle that makes braid so good in weeds/pads makes it terrible for bushes or wood.  actually russ the story he told me along with his advice may have involved yourself and those very same fish 

troy

Braid locks up or digs in wood and slips in grass. Thats why mono and flourocarbon shine in wood because it slips and does not dig in when a fish wraps itself around a tree or branches.

Maderos' wise Caugh,caugh

Russ