How Do You Replace A Monofilament Fishing Line?
Monofilament line is the most commonly used fishing line among anglers targeting a wide variety of fish species, but one thing is constant no matter what the quarry: Monofilament line must be replaced from time to time to prevent it from breaking. Fresh line helps anglers ensure their line will not break under the weight of a fish. While tournament anglers replace their line every day or every week, most anglers can get by with replacing their monofilament line at the beginning of every fishing season. Remove the old fishing line from the spool. Many fishermen wind the old line around their hand and then throw it away. Ensure the fishing reel is attached to a fishing rod. This makes replacing the line easier. Grab the end of the new fishing line and thread it through the fishing rod tip. Continue to thread the line through each of the rod guides. If you are threading the line onto a spinning reel, open the bale of the reel. If you are putting line on a baitcasting reel, thread the line
