Fishing line maintenance 1. After each fishing session, promptly wind the clean fishing line onto the reel, ensuring it is loosely wound and not under tension. Prolonged tension can cause the line to lose its original elasticity. 2. It's best to choose a round winder; square winders have right angles on all four sides, which can cause issues if left standing for extended periods.The strength of the fishing line decreases at the point where it bends, and the fishing line is always wiped with a cloth to remove any water that may have accumulated on it, as the water quality in fishing areas varies greatly and contains various components, including a certain amount of oil, salt, alkali, and acid.If the water containing these substances is not wiped off, the fishing line will corrode and lose its strength. 3. All fishing lines should be stored in a dry, dark, and pollution-free environment to prevent them from becoming damp, deteriorating, or aging. 4. When fishing outdoors, keep your line spool with the fishing line wound around it separate from other items to prevent scratches. Also, avoid storing it near oily substances. If you notice any changes in the fishing line's color, such as yellowing, or if it becomes brittle. This indicates that the fishing line is either already worn out or starting to deteriorate, and it should be replaced promptly. Do not take any chances and risk losing your catch due to a broken line