30lb braid to a 15 or 17lb McCoy copoly leader of 5' on a fast action rod. Great sensitivity, and this set up keeps fish pinned.

I don't think it makes much difference with spinner baits.  I fish spinner baits every time I go fishing, but I don't have a rod set up for them.  I use what ever rod and line combo that isn't being used at the time.  I catch bass on spinner baits with straight braid, mono and braid to leader.  I can't really say which one I prefer.  I don't fish floro very often, so chances of me using floro for a spinner bait are slim, but does happen, without any problems.  My default line is mono.  If your default line is braid, than that is what I you should use for spinner baits.  Best to use what you are comfortable with in most situations.

On 6/5/2012 at 11:26 AM, n8cas4 said:

Why aren't more people using straight braid for this? Higher sensitivity, stronger hooks sets, thinner line diameters, cuts vegetation easier. I feel like I'm missing something important about fluorocarbon for spinnerbaits.

I like the less stretch for the spinner and buzzbaits with braid, what I don't like is when the casted bait decided to tumble during the cast and becomes tangled in braided line.  It's a real PITA.