What kind of line do you all use mono,braid, fireline whats best and what test to handle the big bass.
What works best in Late April for you? Any and all tips would be greatly appeciated.

Fireline, 14 or 20 lb test. Late April, the green lizard kills 'em!!! If it's been warm, a Zoom Horny Toad dragged over the lily pads and through the weeds produces, too.

4 pound bass pro on a hickory nut.

50 lb power pro braid for all my lures but flipping/frogging and crankbaits. For the frogs I use 80lb power pro and the cranks I use 12lb Suffix seige mono.

Baits I use are dingers, spinnerbaits, 10" worms, and lizards.

7MAG on the 10 inch worms, is it kind of like big fish or nothing?

DR58 if it's warm, I love topwater. Maybe something you can fish slow though if they're not as agressive, like a bomber or devil's horse.

7 mag's from scottsboro, he probably only fishes the big g. must be nice.

Power Pro braid and Vicious Fluoro. XPS Fluoro from Basspro is some fine line also
Every now and then I have to return to the old Trilene XT in low vis green.

17lb mono, jigs

7 Mag on that 80 lb for froggs does that heavy of line give you good control of the frog?
When it comes to frogs I am not doing something wright.

It is. :p
I use trilene XT.

10 pound on spinning rid
15-20 on jig rod
10 pound on crankbait rod
10-12 on jerkbait
15 on c'rig
50 pound Braid on swimmie jig and flippen stick

ua hunter, on the big worms, you catch a few small ones, but most of the time on them, it's a keeper. I caught some dang good ones this summer on them.

bammer hammer, yeah, it's great. I live maybe 10 minutes from Mud Creek, and around 20 from Goosepond.

daddyrock, 65lb braid is just as good for frogs. The 80 gives you pretty good control of them, but what I like is you can horse them out of the grass and it cuts right through it on a heavy rod.

Thanks for all the info you guys .I think I am pretty well set.