Quick line identification
Excellent quality line bag it keeps your lines organized and the label allows you to quickly find the line you are looking for.
Richard W Verified buyer
LIV Fishing / Line bag
The locker full of loose, half-unravelled spools is over. Every spool stands upright in one case, labelled on the front, ready to pull line from without opening it.
Free U.S. shipping over $100
13.5 × 4.5 × 4.5 in
LIV Fishing / Storage / Line bag
The locker full of loose spools, half of them unravelled into each other, is over. Every spool stands upright in one case — labelled on the front, ready to pull line from without opening it.
Free U.S. shipping over $100
Add to your order
Goes in the same bag — added straight to your cart.
46 UV-resistant vinyl labels. Red; also in blue, green, purple and orange.
Snag-resistant wraps that stop lures tangling. Medium — large also available.
Loose spools roll around, pull line off each other, and turn a two-minute respool into a ten-minute job you do on your knees. That ends here. Every spool stands upright in its own slot, the front of the bag tells you what is loaded, and the line comes out through the X-holes with the zipper still shut.
The breakdown
Nothing on this bag is decoration. The dividers set the spacing for whatever you run. The card on the front tells you what is loaded. And the row of X-holes means a respool happens through the front, with the bag still zipped.
Excellent quality line bag it keeps your lines organized and the label allows you to quickly find the line you are looking for.
Richard W Verified buyer
This line bag is exactly what I needed for keeping in the boat or for late night respools in a hotel room!
Jeremy F Verified buyer
Great bag and idea. Holds numerous size spools in one handy space. We’ll made
Tim K Verified buyer
Amazing product. Only wish it had more dividers that came with it.
Chris E Verified buyer
Outstanding Item. EVERYONE that fishes needs it.
Ray T Verified buyer
Very well built and made organizing so much easier
Glenn Y Verified buyer
The bag is well made and easily organized
Jason M Verified buyer
It works great for storing your different size line well made product
Eric L Verified buyer
Super nice and convenient way to stay fishing line that is ready to use!
Chris W Verified buyer
The line bags are great but wont hold my daiwa 8x J braid spool unless i lay it on its side. The other spools all fit fine.
Guest C Verified buyer
Better then expected be honest ,good quality as well, dont be afraid to buy two
William W Verified buyer
Excellent quality, nicely made! Fits a bunch of line.
Cris N Verified buyer
It’s perfect for my boat
Michael C Verified buyer
Seems nice. Fit line in or out if the box. Delivered fast.
Russell M Verified buyer
Love it! Way more organized.
Shane G Verified buyer
Excellent quality and came in plenty of time for Father’s Day! My husband loved it!
Rose M Verified buyer
Verified buyers · livfishing.co
The questions people actually ask us about the Line Bag.
13.5 inches long, 4.5 inches tall and 4.5 inches deep. It sits flat in a boat locker or a truck bed and stands up on its own when it is loaded.
Up to fourteen 300-yard spools, or three 1000-yard bulk spools. Most people run a mix of both. Unusually wide spools may need to lie on their side rather than stand upright.
Six, and they are adjustable — slide them to match the spools you run. Six is what ships in the bag; if you want every spool walled off individually you will want to space them across the ones you reach for most.
That is what the row of X-holes across the front is for. Feed the tag end of the line through the hole in front of the spool you want and pull line straight off it with the zipper shut. Nothing else comes loose while you do it.
A labelling card slides into the clear sleeve across the front. Write your weights on it — 10, 15, 30 braid — and the bag tells you what is inside before you unzip it. Rewrite it when you change line.
It is water resistant, not a dry box. The material sheds spray, rain and a wet deck, and the semi-rigid shell keeps its shape. Don’t submerge it and don’t treat it as a sealed case.