Should I use Adobe RGB, or SRGB color control settings on my camera?

English Bay beach, shooting back towards the city, and the end of Denman street.

I am a moderately experienced photographer, but I am new to editing photos.

When I bought my camera, I wanted to learn first how my camera works. After the first year and a half went by, then I practised composition to become good at that. Lastly, I want to become a photo editor.

I have a question that I was hoping experienced photographers would be able to give me advice with. Should I use Adobe RGB, or SRGB color control settings on my camera?

I also have a Asus Proart monitor, for my computer. It has a wide gamut of colors.

I have always used SRGB, atleast for my 3 1/2 years that I have owned my D700.

I am just now starting to get some good results with editing my Raw files. I am truly amazed how a photographer can get an ok/sort of good photo out in the field, and adjust the settings of exposure, contrast, fill, recovery, white balance, hue, saturation, sharpness, noise reduction, blur...etc. and as a result end up with a photo that is a top notch keeper.

So, because I am learning all this newly, I was wondering if there would be an advantage to using Adobe RGB over SRGB?

If so, do I need to set the color space to Adobe RGB on my computer screen too?

Thanks for any tips you are willing to share.