Anyone had any experience using braid for Trout fishing?

And what length of fluorocarbon leader should be used so fish cant see the High visibility braid?

Thanks for that.

Ive got some 10lb power pro would alright for spinning instead of Fireline or Nanofil?

Jamesd is onto it... 3-4m leader (I like to have 2-3 wraps of the leader on the reel with about 40cm hanging from rod tip as a guide, esp as it can take some shock of a good cast) of 6-8lb fluoro or mono mated to a braid line no more than 6lb (2-4lb ideal and will still have a breaking strain of around 8-10lb). 10lb is pretty heavy and will break out around 15-20lb generally, that's rod-snapping stuff if you load-up... Braid by nature has very little stretch, if you get a decent fish hit with minimal strech in you'd line, it's bust-off time. I find 3m gives the perfect blend of feel, stealth, stretch and absorbtion. Braid is just marveloyus for spinning, I'd never go back to mono.

Be okay mate, still bloody thin! But if you can at some stage get 150m of 4lb, it's cheap as these days. Cheers

Thanks Again for all the information.

will you still catch Trout with higher visibility braids like the red power pro Ive got?
or does the high visibility of the Line spook the Trout even with A fluorocarbon leader