Shimano Curado 200 G Series baitcaster review

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Last updated 10 Jun 2024

Shimano Curado 200 G Series baitcaster review

Built tournament tough, Curado is the benchmark for reliability and durability. Generations of anglers have looked to Curado as their trusted partner. Shimano gives you more than ever with the new Curado K series reels. Now featuring the latest in Shimano technology, such as super smooth, efficient, durable MicroModule gearing, and offered in multiple gear ratios up to 8.5:1, Curado builds on its legacy as the 'go to' baitcasting reel for both fresh and saltwater action.

Shimano CU201HGK Curado K Reel

Small in hand but large in durability, dependability and performance, the Curado MGL 70 K is a new addition to Shimano’s coveted line of Curado low-profile reels. The reel’s lightweight MGL Spool requires less start-up energy due to decreased inertia and results in longer casts with reduced effort. This advanced feature also allows the reel to excel for anglers fishing with finesses baits, such as handmade balsa baits, or lures that require light line for maximum fishability.

Shimano Curado MGL 70 K Baitcasting Reel - CUMGL70XGK - Right-Hand

Shimano SLX A 150 Casting Reel - An industry benchmark for versatility and performance, the all-new SLX A series of low-profile reels now features Shimano's premium SilentTune technology to improve rotation and enhance overall reeling performance. It's a tall task to redesign an industry benchmark for versatility and performance, so the Shimano team went to work developing the all-new SLX A series of low-profile reels.