Can fly fishing rod (inside tube) be taken as carry-on on international flights?

According to the US Transportation Security Administration, you can take travel rods as carry-on luggage with you. I usually group them together in a short rod tube and haven't had any trouble so far on local or international flights.

1. Can I carry on a fly rod tube?
2. Can you bring fishing rods on a plane?
3. Can I take fishing lures in my carry on?

Can I carry on a fly rod tube?

Rods and reels are permitted as checked luggage and are also allowed as carry-on luggage by T.S.A. The only hold up is that rod tubes can sometimes not meet size requirements set by airline carriers for carry-on items. Make sure you check with your carrier to confirm that they will allow you to bring your rod tube.

Can you bring fishing rods on a plane?

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 I take fishing lures in my carry on?

To quickly summarize: Do not carry on fishing lures or hooks, while you may occasionally get lucky, most TSA agents consider them sharp and dangerous. Pack your fishing rods in a hard case and expect them to get checked. ... Metal and odd shaped or unusual gear should be checked to avoid problems with TSA.