There are several signs that indicate it's time to replace your fishing line. One common sign is if you notice any fraying, nicks, or abrasions along the line. This can weaken the line and make it more prone to breaking when you have a fish on the line. Another sign is if the line has become stiff, coiled, or retains memory, causing tangles and affecting casting distance. Additionally, if you've been using the same line for a long time or it has been exposed to sunlight, water, or chemicals, it may have degraded and lost its strength. Lastly, if you feel like you're losing more fish than usual or not getting good hook sets, it could be due to an old or worn-out line.

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