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Shimano Curado 200 6.2 Gear Ratio 27" line per crank Left Hand
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SKU: CU201M-022255279178
Overview
Built for anglers who want a capable baitcasting reel in a left-hand retrieve, this model pairs a 6.2 gear ratio with 27 inches of line recovery per crank for controlled, efficient retrieves. The 13-pound max drag gives it the range needed for working larger fish, while the 7.4-ounce weight keeps the reel manageable on longer days. With 6/1 ball bearings, it is aimed at smooth operation and dependable performance in a serious fishing setup.
Why Hunters Choose the Shimano
6.2 Gear
Ratio supports smooth, efficient line
13-pound Max
Drag provides a defined load
7.4-ounce Weight
Keeps the reel relatively portable
Left-hand Retrieve
Suits anglers who prefer that
27 Inches
Of line retrieve per crank
Key Features
- 6.2 gear ratio for smooth, efficient line retrieval
- 27 inches of line retrieve per crank
- 13-pound maximum drag
- 7.4-ounce reel weight
- 6/1 ball bearing configuration
- Left-hand retrieve design
Best Used For
- Left-hand anglers wanting a 6.2 gear ratio reel for controlled line retrieval.
- Serious anglers targeting large fish with a 13-pound maximum drag setup.
- Users who prefer a compact 7.4-ounce reel for easier handling on the water.
- Anglers looking for a reel with 27 inches of line retrieve per crank.
- Fishermen wanting a Shimano Curado 200 M reel with six-plus-one ball bearings.
Specifications
| Ball Bearings | 6/1 |
|---|---|
| Gear Ratio | 6.2 |
| Line Retrieve Per Crank | 27 inches |
| Max Drag | 13 pounds |
| Retrieve Hand | Left Hand |
| Weight | 7.4 ounces |
Pros
- 6.2 gear ratio supports smooth, efficient line retrieval.
- 13-pound max drag provides a defined load capacity.
- 7.4-ounce weight keeps the reel relatively portable.
- Left-hand retrieve suits anglers who prefer that configuration.
- 27 inches of line retrieve per crank is clearly specified.
- 6/1 ball bearing setup is listed in the product specifications.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 6.2 gear ratio and 27" line retrieve per crank favor a balanced retrieve speed rather than a specialized high-speed setup.
- Max drag is listed at 13 pounds, so anglers planning for heavier applications may want to confirm it matches their target use.
- This is a left-hand retrieve model, which is ideal for left-hand preference but not as versatile for anglers who prefer right-hand retrieve.
- At 7.4 ounces, it is light enough for portability, but buyers should still consider whether that weight and reel size suit their rod and fishing style.
Suggested Comparisons
- Baitcasting reels
- Left-hand retrieve reels
- Medium-profile fishing reels
- General freshwater fishing reels
Suggested Accessories
- Baitcasting rod
- Fishing line
- Tackle box
- Reel maintenance kit
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Curado 200 set up for left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The product data lists this reel as left-hand retrieve.
What is the gear ratio on this reel?
The gear ratio is 6.2.
How much line does it retrieve per crank?
The product data lists line retrieve per crank at 27.
What is the maximum drag rating?
The max drag is 13 pounds.
How many ball bearings does it have?
The specifications list 6/1 ball bearings.