Shimano again refreshed the Curado lineup in 2011 bringing us the Curado G series. The reels form is based on the Caenan. The G series has a reduced weight from the E series, but also features less bearings. The frame is aluminum while the sideplates are graphite. The drag star is now graphite instead of aluminum. The series has expanded with a 6.5:1 mid ratio in both left and right retrieve while the 5.5:1 low speed retrieve is still relegated to only right handed retrieve.
| Reel Name | Gear Ratio | Weight | Bearing Count | Maximum Drag | Brake System | Line Retrive per Turn (IPT) | Line Capacity | Handle Length | MSRP |
| 200G5 | 5.5:1 | 7.2oz | 4+1RB | 11 Pounds | VBS | 23 Inches | 10lb-140m / 14lb-100m | 84mm | $159.99 |
| 200G6 | 6.5:1 | 7.2oz | 4+1RB | 11 Pounds | VBS | 27 Inches | 10lb-140m / 14lb-100m | 84mm | $159.99 |
| 200G7 | 7.0:1 | 7.2oz | 4+1RB | 11 Pounds | VBS | 30 Inches | 10lb-140m / 14lb-100m | 84mm | $159.99 |
| 201G6 | 6.5:1 | 7.2oz | 4+1RB | 11 Pounds | VBS | 27 Inches | 10lb-140m / 14lb-100m | 84mm | $159.99 |
| 201G7 | 7.0:1 | 7.2oz | 4+1RB | 11 Pounds | VBS | 30 Inches | 10lb-140m / 14lb-100m | 84mm | $159.99 |
