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The Daiwa Fuego LT reels come in 3 gear ratios 5.2:1, 5.3:1 & 6.2:1 to handle a variety of fishing lures and styles. Torque is also increased and therefore you have more power when retrieving a larger fish. The over-sized gear allows for more teeth to be in contact simultaneously which means that you get a smoother retrieve and extended life of your reel as there is not as much stress on any one tooth at a time. While hollow the bail appears to still be sturdy and should hold up over years of fishing.ĭigiGear computer-driven gear design – These over-sized gears are digitally cut on what we believe to be a CNC machine, Daiwa is pretty hush-hush about how this is actually done.

The air bail is also very lightweight due to its hollow construction of stainless steel. Lightweight, sturdy carbon-infused housing – The carbon infused housing of the Daiwa Fuego LT means that you are going to have a reel that is both lightweight and durable.Īir Rotor with Air Bail – The air rotor is very lightweight and does a great job of distributing the stress on the rotor and is very well balanced. Sleek design, yet strong and durable – Daiwa has focused on reducing the weight of the Fuego over previous models and has created a reel that meets all the criteria for a finesse saltwater reel. The Daiwa Fuego LT reel is an all-around winner and is available HERE.

Magsealed technology to keep saltwater out.

Lightweight due to the carbon infused body.

Another favorite saltwater reel from Daiwa in the $100 range for inshore fishing.

the same sized BG 4000 at 14.3 oz which is a whopping 41% drop in weight for the same sized reel. The same goes for the largest model the Fuego LT 4000 which weighs in at 8.4 oz vs. the 9.3 oz of the BG 2000 that is almost a 25% reduction in weight. The Fuego LT 2000 weights in at 7.2 oz vs. The primary difference between the two reels is going to be in the weight category. The Fuego LT also uses a 7 bearing (6BB + 1 RB) system for smooth casts and retrieves like the BG. The Fuego LT uses the same Digigear drive system as the Daiwa BG SW and a similar machined aluminum screw in handle for strength that can be reversed for right or left-handed use. We like the fact that this is a lighter weight reel than the Daiwa BG SW (its carbon body is lite and tough) and that the main shaft is protected by Daiwa’s Magsealed design. In this review of the Daiwa Fuego LT, we will take a look at this new reel that was released at the 2017 ICAST event.īased on the reels name, we would have to ask ourselves is this really a HOT, LIGHT & TOUGH reel – let’s dig in and see.Īs many of you who follow Salted Angler know we are really big fans of the Daiwa brand with the Daiwa BG SW being our favorite reel for under a $100 (most models).ĭoes the Daiwa Fuego LT live up to the Daiwa reputation?