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I'm looking at the Curado I in 5.5:1 for cranking. On Shimanos website, they show the 6.3:1 with an ipt of 23 and the 5.5:1 with 26. That seems backwards. Can someone clarify what the actual ipt is for the 5.5:1 model?

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I got one. Put a Hawgtech handle on it and made it into a Crankenstein beast.

 

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The CU200I 5:5:1 feels like the reel deal to me. Casts great & is pretty smooth on the retrieve. I'm taking mine to Lake Baccarac  this June for deep cranking with Duo G87 20A & LC SKT 120 Mag DR. I will let you know after that field test. That will be the ultimate test for a deep cranking reel. 

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I ended not buying one because I scored a bb1 pro in 5.1:1 for the same money.

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I got one. Put a Hawgtech handle on it and made it into a Crankenstein beast.

 

 

 

Which grips is that Dwight? Is that the new Winn grips?

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Which grips is that Dwight? Is that the new Winn grips?

 

Yes sir. Robert convinced me to try them for moving baits.

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Just normal, typical shimano.  

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is there any back play in the reel at all? just curious

My curado I's do not, they are tight reels, I have shimanos that are 12 years old and it is a characteristic of shimano to have a slight back tick on the AR..

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I was curious because I read somewhere saying you want a little slop on a cranking reel not sure if it matters.

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