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24 Fuego Series Bass

2024 ICAST entry-level freshwater bass rods covering finesse spinning to heavy-cover casting.

The 24 Fuego Series Bass is Daiwa's refreshed entry-to-mid-range freshwater bass rod lineup introduced at ICAST 2024. It serves recreational and club-level bass anglers looking for a capable technique-keyed rod at an accessible price point. The series received updated aesthetics and a new reel seat design compared to the prior Fuego generation, while maintaining straightforward construction appropriate for everyday fishing instead of tournament-specific applications. Blanks are lightweight graphite, Daiwa has unpublished specific modulus ratings for this series; construction is consistent with a value-oriented freshwater bass lineup.

Guides are aluminum oxide inserts in stainless frames, standard for this price range. Handles are EVA split-grip. The new reel seat design is noted in brand communications as an update for the 2024 release. No X45 or AGS technology is included, distinguishing this from Daiwa's upper-tier bass lines. All 16 models are freshwater bass rods spanning 6'6" to 7'6" in UL through XH power. Spinning models (10 rods) heavily emphasize the 6'6"–7'4" M/F range for finesse through medium applications. Casting models (6 rods) run 7'–7'6" in MH through XH.

The FGO761XHFB (7'6" XH/F, 12–25 lb) is the series' heavy-cover option, a flipping or punching-class casting rod. The FGO721MXS-B (7'2" M/XF spinning) is the only extra-fast spinning model, suited for techniques requiring instant sensitivity like drop-shot or shaky head on light line. Several models share similar specs (e. g. FGO701MFS-B and FGO702MFS-B at 7' M/F spinning) suggesting handle or length variation instead of different blanks.

Series fingerprint
Power UL–XH Action XF–R Length 6'6"–7'6" Lure 3/8oz–1 1/2oz Line 8lb–25lb

Shaded band: the spread of the lineup's 17 models, as percentile rank among same-type rods. Solid line = series median · dashed ring = catalog median.

Models
17 9 spinning · 8 casting
Length
6'6"–7'6" 2.00–2.30 m
Power
UL–XH 7 classes
Action
XF–R
Line
2–25 lb
Lure
1/16–1 1/2 oz 1.8–42.5 g
Market
United States
Released
2024

Rods in this series

17 models
Save Model Length Power Price
FGO662ULFS-B 6'6" UL —
FGO662LFS-B 6'6" L —
FGO682MFS-B 6'8" M —
FGO681MFS-B 6'8" M —
FGO701MLFS-B 7' ML —
FGO701HFB-B 7' H —
FGO701MHFB-B 7' MH —
FGO702MHFB-B 7' MH —
FGO701MRB-B 7' M Buy on Amazon
FGO702MFS-B 7' M —
FGO701MFS-B 7' M —
FGO721MXS-B 7'2" M —
FGO721MHFS-B 7'2" MH —
FGO732HFB-B 7'3" H —
FGO731MHFB-B 7'3" MH —
FGO741HFB-B 7'4" H —
FGO761XHFB-B 7'6" XH —
Specs as Daiwa lists them, last verified . Report a spec error
Lure weight across the lineup, on one scale 0 to 2 oz

Model notes

3 of 17 models
FGO662ULFS-B Spinning · 6'6" · UL · F action

Lightest model in the series at UL/F; 3–8 lb line for light finesse applications. The low floor of 1/16 oz enables drop-shot and neko-rig use. Entry point for anglers made for panfish alongside bass.

FGO721MXS-B Spinning · 7'2" · M · XF action

The only extra-fast spinning rod in the lineup; 7'2" M/XF on 6–15 lb provides maximum tip sensitivity for bottom-contact techniques (drop-shot, shaky head, Ned rig) where immediate bite transmission on light line is the goal.

FGO761XHFB-B Casting · 7'6" · XH · F action

Heaviest model in the series at XH/F; 12–25 lb casting line with a 1.5 oz lure max. Designed for heavy cover flipping, punch rigs, and large soft-plastic presentations where backbone and hook-set leverage are critical.

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