Fishing line plays a crucial role in fishing, and almost all fishing methods are inseparable from fishing line.

There has always been great controversy over whether to choose thicker or thinner fishing lines, and whether to choose expensive or cheap fishing lines when fishing. Choosing a fishing line does not require much theory. As long as it meets the three basic elements, even a novice can choose the fishing line of his choice.

Economic ability factor

How many times you can go fishing in a month determines how often your fishing line is consumed. For example, if you go fishing 2 to 3 times a month, the sub-line will cost the most. If you go fishing 4 to 8 times a month, you need to consider the consumption frequency of the main line.

Seasonal factors

The activity of fish is different in different seasons. In summer and autumn, fish are very active. Once hooked, they struggle very hard, so the fishing line you choose must be strong enough. If you often catch big fish, the thread gauge of the fishing line should naturally be thicker; if you often catch small fish, the gauge of the fishing line should be thinner. In winter and spring, fish activity is poor. At the same time, because the water temperature is extremely low, the fish's movements are stiff and its mouth opening is not large.

Because of the above factors, the fishing line cannot be too thick, and it must be flexible enough. If you choose according to this standard, you will not go wrong.

Fishing techniques

The same fishing tools have different effects when used by fishermen with different fishing skills. This is because different levels of fishing skills bring different effects.

To sum up in one sentence, beginners should use thicker lines that are firmer, and non-tangent lines are the first standard. Veterans can just use a fishing line that meets their technical level.

Purchasing a fishing line is not that complicated. The reason why the price of fishing lines is different is not only due to technical factors but also due to market sales behavior. Fishing line and fishing rod are the two biggest variables, making everything uncertain. This uncertainty is one of the charms of fishing. Therefore, if you learn to use the above three elements to be frugal, you will not be confused when purchasing fishing lines.