The new IPRIMI was designed to meet the specific needs of lake trout fishing, combining Daiwa’s most advanced technologies with a lightweight, precise, and highly sensitive design.

Thanks to the AIRDRIVE DESIGN system, the reel offers better weight balance and extremely smooth, responsive rotation.

The lightweight, low-inertia AIRDRIVE rotor made of ZAION V allows you to feel even the slightest changes during the retrieve, such as changes in the bait’s movement, shifts in the current, and the most subtle strikes from trout.

The new IPRIMI is equipped with the high-grip I-Type Finesse knob, developed based on the solution already used on the PRESSO models.

Its slim, lightweight design allows for extremely precise control during the most delicate retrievals, while the high-grip surface ensures a secure hold in any situation.

The reel handle system, featuring two ball bearings, further enhances the smoothness of the retrieve, providing quiet and even rotation—a feature that is particularly important in finesse techniques, where every detail can make a difference.

The additional bearing on the line guide helps reduce line twist when using thin-diameter lines, improving casting stability and reducing the risk of problems while fishing.

The ATD TYPE-L drag system ensures an immediate and progressive response, allowing you to better manage the use of thin lines and fights with wary fish, thereby reducing the risk of line breakage.

Lightweight, precise, and designed to offer maximum control in the most technical situations, the new IPRIMI is the ideal choice for Area Trout enthusiasts seeking sensitivity and high performance.

Model Range

LT2000S-P

The most versatile model in the Area Trout line.
The moderate retrieve speed allows for optimal control of the spoons with consistent and precise retrieves, making it ideal for most fishing situations.

LT2000S-XH

A high-speed model designed for techniques that require rapid line retrieval, such as fishing with minnows, metal vibration lures, and retrieves that involve frequent changes in pace.