2 hours ago, Ohioguy25 said:

In neoprene sleeves in a storage tube under a carport.

You’re probably fine but if it was me I’d change out the line and store rods indoors from now on. Why let something like line possibly ruin a good day on the water 

My rods are stored in an overhead rod rack in my barn 24/7 which is unheated year round and I never have a problem with fluro except for a little minor line coil which is easily fixed by stretching it out and putting a little tension on it, much like a fish pulling on the other end. I also have also left my lures tied to the line and never had a problem and I'm 68 years young. JMHO

I bring my expensive combos in the house and leave the cheap ones in the Suburban all winter and early spring. Been doing it for years with no problems.