Power Pro line?

[senco 1]

When do you replace your line? Every year? Mine is faded on 2 of my baitcasters should I replace it?

[Chris Haley]

Nope!!!! Tie one end to a tree and run it all out. Turn and tie and reel in the old line first and you have brand new line.

[delmuts]

The fading doesn't seem to hurt anything.If you are nervous about it, tie the end to a tree or something and let all the line out.Then cut it off the reel and go back to where you started,tie that end on and reel in on. ( in otherwords just reverse it! ) That line hasn't seen any use and is like new so you can get atleast two seasons out of it.

[Fish Head]

I do the same thing and I get a couple years out of mine.

Has anyone experienced a problem with the thin diameter line cutting into the guides? I haven't had this problem, but I hear it happens. I've been using the 10/2 on my jigging rod.

[Jim Uran]

I do the same thing with fireline, the stuff lasts forever.. One of the advantages of using superlines vs. mono.

[hhguide]

I like it when it starts to fade alittle versus when its fresh and new! I would leave for awhile yet!

[matthothand]

I also reverse the braids on my reels. Works fine.

[Grum]

I also reverse all my line when I do my seasonal reel maintenance, gives me something to do before opener and nice to know everything is in good working order, before I step on one getting into the boat. doh!

[Ed Carlson]

If worn lightly on the upper 1/3 of the spool, back-wind it to another reel/spool, as to get max use of your line.

If just a bit dry, I recommend you pick up a bottle of the Ardent Line Butter and spray it down. It will rehydrate and slicken up the Power Pro, and cast like new line. Good stuff!

If significantly low or frayed, and it will effect your casting, replace with new and then treat it with the Line Butter to protect it.

[blakeb]

reverse line like said i get four seasons outta braid

[senco 1]

Thanks everyone!!