Well at this very moment, I had a conversation with my client and addressed the line issues we were having
If you're willing to learn the simple Palomar Knot, which SpiderWire diagrams on the back of its box, you'll gain awesome knot strength with braided lines, Chris notes

Specifications: ELT2500 - Bearings: 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 5.6:1, Line per turn: 33.2", Weight: 9.9 ounces, Mono Capacity: 6/210, 8/170, Braid Capacity: 20/170, 30/120, Drag Max: 13.2 ELT3000 - Bearings: 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 5.6:1, Line per turn: 37.4", Weight: 111.3 ounces, Mono Capacity: 8/240, 10/200, Braid Capacity: 20/240, 30/190, Drag Max: 15.4 ELT4000 - Bearings: 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 5.7:1, Line per turn: 39.9", Weight: 14.5 ounces, Mono Capacity: 10/300, 12/260, Braid Capacity: 30/280, 40/200, Drag Max: 17.6 ELT4500 - Bearings: 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 5.7:1, Line per turn: 43.1", Weight: 21.7 ounces, Mono Capacity: 14/350, 17/280, Braid Capacity: 40/340, 50/270, Drag Max: 17.6 ELT5000 - Bearings: 4BB + 1RB, Gear Ratio: 5.7:1, Line per turn: 47.4", Weight: 22.5 ounces, Mono Capacity: 14/470, 17/380, Braid Capacity: 50/360, 65/310, Drag Max: 17.6 BB = ball bearing, RB = roller bearing, line capacity is pound test/yards, max drag is in pounds

You get the good of each without the bad
A double willowleaf spinnerbait works best because the willowleaf blades provide enough lift to keep the lure riding above the grass