In Florida, yellow is a popular color for braided line.  To that you tag on 2 to 3 feet of 25-pound (or so) monofilament leader, to which the lure is attached. 

For a Minnesota guy, this has prompted a two-part question:

a. can fish see color?  If so, yellow is a bad choice for line.

b. the mono leader makes the above question moot. But in the QP I tie my crankbait directly to the braided line, foregoing swivels or leaders for better action.  How many others tie jigs, lures, etc., directly to their braided line? 

If the answer to "a." is yes, then I've got to change my braided line before venturing north. 

prouboy