i am buying a finnesse outfit, and am curious as to what line i should rig it with, i dont catch big bass(its hard to admit it haha) , or fish heavy cover, so i think i could get away with some pretty LIGHT line, haha, whats your input on my line dilema? 

On my spinning gear I use 6 or 8#

for baitcasting I use 8 or 10#

this is just my preference.Flouro can loop off of spinning gear so a line conditioner helps

I use either 4lb fluro when the bite is really Tough, or 6 lb yozuri ultrasoft..for dropshot or weightless roboworms..If you have little to no cover i.e. timber ect, then I'd go 4 lb, just make sure your drag is set properly..

An option would be to spool with a superline and tie on a fluoro leader.  This way you won't have to respool for years, as opposed to a few times a year for the pricey fluoro.

hmmm....i might just do that, what is you guys' favorite flouro? i hear the BPS is pretty good, but have also heard well about japanese brands like sunline or gamma.......

hmmm....i might just do that, what is you guys' favorite flouro? i hear the BPS is pretty good, but have also heard well about japanese brands like sunline or gamma.......

I did not like the Gamma Flouro. and the very best that I have found is the XPS.

hmmm....i might just do that, what is you guys' favorite flouro? i hear the BPS is pretty good, but have also heard well about japanese brands like sunline or gamma.......

Sunline and Seaguar are great. Gamma is no longer making fishing line.

An option would be to spool with a superline and tie on a fluoro leader. This way you won't have to respool for years, as opposed to a few times a year for the pricey fluoro.

I agree, 15 or even 10lb sufix braid works great on my spinning gear.  BPS fluoro is good stuff, comparably priced to other lines though, but when you're using 6-8 feet at a time for leaders, 200 yards will go a long way.

I use 6lb Stren with a 6ft leader of flouro. The connection is made with a blood knot, which has held very well for me. I have had knots joining braid to flouro come apart. Probably not tying it right, but since I have to tie it, im gonna use what works for me.

I've been using trilene 100% fluro, in 4 and 12lb...so far in the last month ( I know, it's not that long) I've had no issues. To be honest, I don't see much difference between the fluro, and the YoZuri ultrasoft I also use.

Trilene 100% fluoro.

hmmm....i might just do that, what is you guys' favorite flouro? i hear the BPS is pretty good, but have also heard well about japanese brands like sunline or gamma.......

Wow, this is one question if you ask 10 different people, you'd get 10 different answers.  But that said, I like Berkley's Trilene 100% Fluorocarbon.  It's a little expensive, but not any more so than some of the top fluoros. 

The 100% Fluoro line is limp and handles very well on spinning or casting tackle.  I use 6# for my spinning and 10-15#'s on my baitcasting.  I like the 6# so much that I am on my second bulk spool in 3 years!