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Shimano Curado K Pros Good line capacity Good range of sizes and gear ratios Reasonably priced Smooth Cons Limited drag capacity Heavier than similar models in class Key Features (200HGK model) Weight: 7.6 ounces Line Capacity: 190 yards of 30-pound braid, 155 yards of 10-pound mono Bearings: 6+1 Max Drag: 11 pounds Gear Ratio: 7.4:1 MSRP: $199.99 The Curado series is one of Shimanos mainstays, building a reputation for reliability over the years

You see, if you are a true tech-y tackle ho, its not enough to use perfectly good, readily-available lines, like PP Slick 8-V2, Sufix 832, Daiwa's own J-Braid, or my latest find, Berkley X9 - and thanks to John at Trophy Tackle for that excellent "discovery." Oh no, not for me

2: Bright Lures Lower visibility makes it harder for the fish to see your line or your silhouette, but it also makes it harder for them to pick up on some of the darker lures you're probably used to fishing
But this reel really shines in the retrieve
