Daiwa Laguna LT Spin Reel

After dependable Daiwa performance on a budget? Laguna LT packs proven tech—LT (Light & Tough) design, Digigear II, ATD drag and an ABS Longcast spool—into a lightweight reel that casts clean, manages line well and stands up to salty estuary sessions. Ideal for Aussie bream, whiting, flathead, trout and bass, it’s the affordable workhorse for plastics, hardbodies and light bait fishing.

Why anglers choose it

• Lightweight, rigid feel for all-day comfort
• Smooth, positive cranking with Digigear II
• ATD drag protects light leaders on sudden runs
• Great value first reel or spare estuary setup

Product Technology

• LT Concept (Light & Tough): Compact, lighter body with improved strength-to-weight for modern braid fishing.
• Digigear II: Precision-cut gearing for efficient power transfer and smooth rotation under load.
• ATD Drag: Low start-up inertia for steady, fish-safe pressure from the first surge.
• ABS Longcast Spool: Optimised lip reduces friction for longer casts and tidy line lay.
• Twistbuster Line Management: Tapered line roller helps minimise twist with mono and braid.
• Infinite Anti-Reverse: Near-zero backplay for solid hook-sets and less handle slap.
• Machine-Cut Handle: Slim, rigid connection for positive winding.

Product Information

Reel Type: Spinning (LT platform)
Best For: Estuary & freshwater—bream, whiting, flathead, trout, bass
Techniques: Soft plastics, hardbodies, spinners/spoons, light baits
Body/Rotor: Lightweight composite
Drive System: Digigear II
Drag System: ATD (front drag)
Spool: Aluminium ABS Longcast
Handle: Machine-cut; left/right convertible
Line Types: Mono, fluorocarbon, braid
Sizes & Typical Use:
• 2000–2500 – Finesse estuary/trout with 2–8lb braid
• 3000 – Estuary all-rounder for flathead, bass, bream (6–12lb braid)
• 4000 – Light surf/inshore, bigger flathead & tailor (10–20lb braid)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Laguna LT saltwater-ready?
Yes—great for estuaries and light inshore use. Rinse with fresh water after each salt session.

Will it handle braid?
Absolutely. ABS Longcast spool and Twistbuster provide even lay and fewer wind knots with PE braid.

Which size should I buy?
Pick 2000–2500 for finesse, 3000 for an estuary all-rounder, 4000 for extra capacity and light surf/inshore.

Is this a good starter reel?
Yes. It’s affordable, reliable and easy to use—perfect for first outfits and family setups.