Braid and fluoro are on total opposite ends of the spectrum, so it's not something you can really "make the switch to". Those who use braid on everything are shooting themselves in the foot imo. Fluoro is great in clear water, it's very abrasion resistant, and it has good slack line sensitivity. It does stretch, but some heavier flipping lines are pretty stout. Also it's important you buy quality line, the negative is it's expensive. Cheap line will eventually ruin your day.

Braid however has zero stretch, and it's great for heavy grass, topwaters, and on spinning reels when using a leader. It shreds through grass, but has zero abrasion resistance, so rocks, wood, docks, or anything else that can fray line will chew braid up. It also has zero slack line sensitivity, so if it's a bit windy and you're dragging a football jig, for example, you'd feel nothing.

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by TheSuperFluke

I just picked up a Pflueger President Spinning Reel and rod combo at the local Sports Show and it seems to be a good reel to use for ultra-light casting. I didn't realize this when I bought it; I picked it up because I'm pretty new to fishing and haven't bought a new rod in 2 years and I don't own any "nice" rods or reels. Anyway, what sort of line do you recommend for a Spin Real and light rod set up for ultra light fishing? I'll be targeting trout this summer with this reel but it would be nice to be able to use it for some bluegill. Like I said I'm new and I'd like some advice on what line you'd use.

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by MiskatonicProf_1926