Hi Hermano,
Not sure if there is a post, but here quick, basic advise:
Which exact model revolution coastal do you have? The 12' 10-20kg? And which size lures are you using?
Most importantly I would use braided line particularly for poppers. Something like JB Hollow 40lb or Tufline XP 50lb will be good for the reel and I suppose also for the rod. Mono stretches a lot and is a lot thicker than equivalent braid, so you will gain line capacity, casting distance, feel for the lures, ability to work lures nicely and hook setting power.
Connect the braided mainline to about about 3m of 80lb mono leader with an FG knot
&feature=youtu.be This allows you to fish a relatively long leader, with a slim knot that doesn't get stuck on the rod guides. It is a very important knot to learn for heavy spinning from the shore, if you want to use a longish leader for abrasion resistance. There is other methods, but I won't go into detail, as this is the single best method for heavy shore casting applications in my opinion (spliced leaders in hollow braid are also great, but more complicated and not as quick to do in case you get busted off).
I would then tie a good quality swivel to the leader via a uni knot and then a split ring to switch lures without having to cut and retie the knot for every lure change. You will need split ring pliers for this. Swivel and split ring have to be big enough to allow everything to swing freely for best lure action. Something like size 2-1 NT Power Swivels or size 2-1 Sasame swivels with size 8-9 Owner Hyper Wire split rings are good for 50-100g lures.
If you find you don't get enough abrasion resistance connect a short bite leader (uni to uni knot) of the desired strength. And I would put strong high quality hooks on the lures that come with cheap terebles, because the cheap ones will sometimes open on better fish.
in case you have the lighter 10' 8-15kg rod, you could also use lighter braid on the reel, 30lb braid, etc. with 50-60lb leader, size 2 swivels, size 7-8 split rings for 40-80g lures. Still using 50lb braid might not be the worst idea, to give you a bit of margin for error.
Good luck!
