Sharp fishing tackle that may be considered dangerous, such as large fish hooks, should be sheathed, securely wrapped, and packed in your checked luggage.
Can I have fishing lures in my carry-on?
While fishing lures seem dangerous and may be flagged, they are allowed in a carry-on as long as they are wrapped well and securely stored. So long as they aren’t very big and they’re well-wrapped, secured, and stored away in your carry-on during flight, fishing lures are ok.
Can you take a fishing rod on a plane as hand luggage?
Fishing rods are permitted in carry-on and checked bags; however, passengers should check with the airline to confirm that the fishing rod fits within size limitations for carry-on items.
Can you fly with fly fishing hooks?
As a rule of thumb, flies and hooks size 8 and smaller are generally OK to travel in carry-on luggage. To avoid disappointment, we suggest packing hooks and flies into your checked luggage whenever possible.
Can you bring fly fishing flies on a plane?
While T.S.A. regulations do not technically prohibit fishing flies in carry-on luggage, if a security agent decides that they have a problem with your flies, they might confiscate them. Take a small fly box or zip-lock bag, and load enough flies for a single day of fishing (about 12-18 flies total).
How do you fly with fish?
Fresh fish are permitted in both carry-on and checked bags. For frozen fish, ensure to wrap the fish in plastic or other waterproof material. On long-haul flights, wrap the fish in heavy plastic that won’t rip, especially if wrapping fish with fins, and seal the plastic with duct tape.
Can I take a skateboard on Southwest?
Skateboard, may be substituted for a carryon or a checked bag. If the skateboard fits under the seat, it does not need to be in a bag or covered, but it does have to be stowed with the wheels up so that it doesn’t roll.