In the fishing field, Baitcast Fishing Reels are widely favored by fishing enthusiasts for their excellent casting control ability, strong pulling performance and excellent operational flexibility. To fully utilize the performance of this high-end fishing reel, it is particularly important to install the fishing line correctly.

Preparation phase
Choose the right fishing line: When choosing a fishing line, you need to consider the fishing environment, target fish species and personal fishing style. The material, diameter and length of the fishing line are key factors. For example, in scenarios where long-distance casting is required or facing large fish, it is recommended to use PE line with strong pulling force and high sensitivity; while in clear waters or when delicate operations are required, carbon line may be a better choice.
Prepare necessary tools: The basic tools required to install the fishing line include scissors, knotters (or manual knotting techniques), fishing line and Baitcast Fishing Reels. Make sure all tools are complete and in good condition for smooth installation.

Installation steps
Threading: Pass the fishing line through the line hole of the Baitcast Fishing Reel, ensure that the fishing line passes through the front of the fishing reel, and tighten along the direction of the spool. During the threading process, be sure to avoid tangling or crossing the line to ensure smooth operation.
Winding: Wind the line evenly around the reel. This step requires patience and meticulousness to ensure that each turn is tight and parallel. When winding, you can gently tighten the line to eliminate slack and bubbles. When the line is wrapped around the reel, you need to pass the end of the line through the fixture on the reel to ensure the stability of the line.
Knotting: At the end of the fishing line, use a knotter or manual knotting technique to tie a secure knot. The knot must be able to withstand the tension during fishing, but also have the characteristics of being easy to untie so that it can be easily removed when the fishing line needs to be replaced.
Adjust the tension: After the fishing line is installed, the tension of the fishing reel needs to be adjusted. The tension should be set according to the material and diameter of the fishing line and the target fish species. By adjusting the tension knob on the fishing reel, you can ensure that the fishing line maintains the appropriate tension when casting and reeling, avoiding too tight or too loose.

Adjustment and inspection
Check the fishing line: After installing and adjusting the fishing line, carefully check whether the fishing line is worn, knotted or broken. If any abnormality is found, the fishing line must be replaced immediately to prevent accidents during fishing.
Adjust the casting force: According to the material of the fishing line and the target fish species, reasonably adjust the casting force. For PE lines with strong pulling force, the casting force can be appropriately increased; for thinner carbon lines, the casting force needs to be controlled to avoid the fishing line from breaking.
Practice casting: After completing the installation and tension adjustment of the fishing line, it is recommended to practice casting several times. Through repeated practice, anglers can become familiar with the coordination between the fishing line and the fishing reel, master the correct casting skills, and significantly improve the efficiency of fishing.