Can We Pack Fishing Poles To Check In Or As A Carry On, On A Airplane If So Are There Certain Rules To This.



would we be charged extra?

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2 Responses to “Can We Pack Fishing Poles To Check In Or As A Carry On, On A Airplane If So Are There Certain Rules To This.”

  1. You can take them. If you are allowed two pieces of checked luggage you could take the fishing rods as one of those pieces. If you are allowed only one piece of checked luggage you would be charged extra for them. If they are rods that can be “broken down” into smaller pieces, you might be able to take them for free as hand carry on. Here is the link to Delta’s website, which may help you.

  2. It depends on your airline but it would be as checked baggage. There will be a charge but it depends on your airline. I’d check their website and give them a call as well.

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