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my question is who buys line in bulk?. is it cheaper buying in bulk if you own 10 ? Right now I own 3 baitcasters so would it be cheaper to buy in bulk or no? I would like to find out.

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Thanks for the tip I'm just trying to figure out what the best way would be. So far I tot three baitcasters. I'm planing on getting more down the road. But I guess it would be cheaper not to buy in bulk.

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i only buy bulk braid since it doesnt go bad, floro and mono can go bad over time.

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I read just recently, that if you keep line out of sunlight it should store just fine and last for years. I buy in bulk, keep mine in a closet, and have never had a problem.

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I buy mono in bulk.Keep it out of sunlight and at a even temp. it should last awhile.

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I use copoly line from spools that I keep in the closet of my den......and some of them have been in there for almost TWENTY YEARS ;) .   It retains it's strength, abraision resistance, and in all those years I have never, ever lost a fish due to line failure.  Take it for what it's worth.......

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I order some bulk items with the guys at work, we usually get different kinds of fishing lines and it does save us a ton of money.

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I agree - with proper storage, the line should be good for a long time.

I just bought over 13,000 yards of Yo-Zuri - enough to last me 2 or 3 years I would think, and have no concerns about it at all.

So, if you see a good deal on a bulk spool of a line that you intend to use quite a bit - go for it !

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Line by the pound is the only way to fly.

Ronnie

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Line won 't go bad if you store it properly, I purchase line in bulk and some spools are 8-10 years old.

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if youre keeping line around for 8 to 10 to 20 years then it makes me wonder if it was really necessary to buy it in bulk. so was it really necessary? my impression is(and i could be wrong) that if youre keeping line that long then you dont use it enough to justify buying it in bulk...

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Line won 't go bad if you store it properly, I purchase line in bulk and some spools are 8-10 years old.

LOL, no price is good enough to buy 10 years worth of line.

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Even the 1000yd spools save a lot... and it doesn't take long to eat those up.  I go through 2-3 a year on average. (which is way down since my unmarried days.  ...lol)

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I buy bulk spools just because I don't like to run out.  Over time it saves money too.

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I buy bulk spools just because I don't like to run out. Over time it saves money too.

X2 - I like fresh line and not worrying if I have enough.

Ronnie

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I buy bulk spools just because I don't like to run out. Over time it saves money too.

X2 - I like fresh line and not worrying if I have enough.

Ronnie

X3. There's something about looking at a 1lb spool of line that says 8,000 yards (4.5 miles) on the label that just gives me a sense of..........security!   ;D

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Line won 't go bad if you store it properly, I purchase line in bulk and some spools are 8-10 years old.

LOL, no price is good enough to buy 10 years worth of line.

I 'm a hoarder.

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Line won 't go bad if you store it properly, I purchase line in bulk and some spools are 8-10 years old.

LOL, no price is good enough to buy 10 years worth of line.

I 'm a hoarder.

LOL Raul you are my man!!! ;D

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