由 David Rose It looks like you’re referring to a specific fishing reel model, possibly the Daiwa S0 838658 Vegastic Tough Uki. However, this exact model number doesn’t appear to be widely recognized in Daiwa’s current or past product lines. Here’s what might help clarify:
Possible Interpretations:
1. “Vegastic” Series:
– Daiwa has produced reels under the “Vegas” or “Vegas Airity” series (high-end baitcasting reels), but “Vegastic” isn’t a known series. It might be a typo or a regional variant.
– The “Tough Uki” could refer to a “Tough” (durable) version, possibly for saltwater or heavy-duty use, with “Uki” hinting at a Japanese market model (e.g., “Uki” = 浮き, meaning “float” in Japanese, possibly for float fishing).
2. Model Number (S0 838658):
– Daiwa typically uses shorter model codes (e.g., “TD-Z 2500”). The long number might be a serial or part number rather than the model name.
3. Potential Matches:
– Daiwa Saltiga/Saltist Tough: Saltwater spinning reels with rugged builds.
– Daiwa Baitcasting Reels: Like the Tatula SV TW or Steez AGS, but these don’t match “Vegastic.”
Recommendations:
– Check Physical Labels: Look for a model name/number on the reel’s body or box (e.g., “Daiwa [Series] 3000”).
– Daiwa’s Website: Search current/archived products at [www.daiwa.com](https://www.daiwa.com).
– Retailers: Sites like Tackle Warehouse or Amazon might list older models.
– Contact Daiwa Support: Provide the full number for clarification.
If you can share more details (e.g., reel type—spinning/baitcasting, photos, or features), I can help narrow it down!