This reel
Shimano Curado 200 M CU200M / RIGHT
$224.99
- Spool size
- 200
- Weight
- 7.4 oz
- Gear ratio / retrieve
- 6.2:1 · 27 in per turn
- Spool / braking
- MGL Spool III with SilentTune; SVS Infinity centrifugal brakes
- Manufacturer-listed line capacity
- Mono 8 lb / 180 yd; 10 lb / 155 yd; 14 lb / 110 yd. PowerPro 30 lb / 190 yd; 50 lb / 120 yd; 65 lb / 80 yd.
- Maximum drag
- 13 lb
- Best for
- Big cranks, umbrella rigs and larger moving baits when 200-size line capacity matters more than very fast pickup.
- How it feels
- The 27-in retrieve should make a slower, steadier cadence easier to hold; MGL Spool III and SVS Infinity pair a lower-inertia spool concept with adjustable centrifugal braking.
- Pick this when
- You want Shimano's lighter 7.4-oz platform and 6.2 pace, not Daiwa's 38-mm deep-spool/T-Wing design.
- Tradeoff
- It recovers less line per turn than the 200HG/XG, and the exact Curado spool dimensions are not verified here.
- Why pay more
- Tatula 200 is $5 more for Daiwa's T-Wing, Magforce/LC deep-spool system and 6.3 pace; choose it for that design preference, not a presumed capacity advantage across unlike line tables.
- Why save the money
- This Curado is $5 less than Tatula 200; keep it if the MGL/SVS approach and lower published weight meet the job.
