Anybody, besides myself place their fishing line in the freezer?
Anybody, besides myself place their fishing line in the freezer?
John 17
I've never even heard of anyone ever doing this. What is the reasoning?
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I've always heard that line should be stored in a cool, dark place. I've never stored it in the freezer but I guess that's about as cool and dark as it comes!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ron Melby »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've never even heard of anyone ever doing this. What is the reasoning?</TD></TR></TABLE> i'd like to know more too.........
well they say put in a cool dark place and i just put in the freezer. no reasoning, i guess maybe i think it preserves it
John 17
John 17
I keep mine in the garage refrigerator. I don't know if it matters or not, but when you spend $70+ on a bulk spool of flourocarbon, you don't want to find out it is bad when you put it on.
so it seems to work ok after being in the freezer? never tried it. la mesa is in the san diego area i beieve. i'm in what they consider the motherlode region, near the ca delta.
I keep all my line in the refrig in the garage.
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Heat and sunlight will break the line down which is why they recommend a cool dark place. I keep mine on the shelf in the family room which is in the basement. There are no outside windows and its always cool and with no outside windows it is much darker.
Personally, I prefer not to expose my line to any extreme temps, cold or hot. I keep my line in a drawer in the basement.
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