When Should I Change My Fishing Line
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As a general rule, you should change your fishing line at least once a year. This doesn’t mean your fishing line goes bad after a year. There are multiple factors that affect how often you should be changing your fishing line, including frequency of use, type of fishing line, storage, and line thickness.
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