Is this case large enough to carry rod with the reel on it?? If so, how many?
1593738
Rod & reel attached ? NO. It depends on the size of the reel. I personally would not risk it, because I suspect the baggage handlers on occasion don't really use caution when handling these cases. A small reel would fit but a medium to large reel would not. I put my two 11 foot rods inside with 2 sand sticks, with no problem. I would suggest you wrap your reel inside a towel to prevent movement inside case. I carry my reels with me on the plane to ensure NO DAMAGE !
1593739
It likely does not fit a rod and reel. I bought a reel case that holds 6 reels and this holds 5-6 rods that go in two parts or likely close to 10 one piece rods.
1593740
Yes. if you extend the carrier to full extension you could stagger maybe three, if the are bait casting reels not open faced reels. Carrying reels separately you can get four maybe five rods in it.
1593741
Yes, our son put 3 rods and reels in it for a flight. He had plenty of room to spare. I even added bubble wrap inside to keep them from moving around. Great case, great quality and recommended.
2071666
It is designed to hold 3 or four piece rods, not two piece or one piece rods. On vacation this year, mine held five four-piece spinning rods and six four-piece fly rods, plus all reels. It worked great.
1914451
You should be good to go. I bungee cord my spey and switch rod tubes to the case. Can carry all in one trip.
107692
Hi there are compartments to store the reels seperately. Attaching the reels to the rods should also be no problem as you can remove the partitioned layers, although the rods maybe susceptible to falling from side to side in the case when you are moviing it. I hold 3 rods in each compartment and they are 10ft*4 piece) so your 5ft rods should be no problem
1483896
I used my rack for fly rods of which I have 12 two piece rods that fill the 24 spaces. As saltwater rods might be heavier in the handle section the upper clips might not be large enough.
583978
15"L x 8"W x 3" T , it is a soft case, I can easily put the rod and reel in a tube sock,hope this helps.
1459601
Believe it or not I have fit up to 12 saltwater (assorted actions/ sizes) in this tube. Be careful not to make it a practice though bc TSA will check you rods and not be as gentle as you are when inspecting ur case. I have lost an eye or two on occasion.
514435
Not a whole lot of storage on this one. I suppose you could fit a small box behind the seat, or on the top of boat, and a pole strapped on somewhere. So if you're creative and don't bring too much, then fishing is doable.
2168994
No, it's just the reel. The reel is a small one for an ultralight rod, but it's very well made and solid metal. Hope this helps your decision making process.
136301
No, only 6 Its been a good case for my use. I ONLY USE IT HUNTING !!!! HOPE THIS HELPS!!!
1210600
I carry a 1/2 x 3 (?) Ferro rod in mine as well as a small plastic bag of Vassaline coated cotton balls and half a dozen water&windproof; matches with no problems. I also wrapped the handle with about 6-8 ? Feet of 250 pound test bank line. I've never had to use any of these items but it's nice to know that they are there
822464
No you cannot fit rods with a reels on them. I usually put the reels is the checked bag with my clothes or in my carry on.
374214
bass type casting maybe but ocean size no.but for carrying rods i really like it.traveling in baja with 4 guys and a few to five each it works great!
122692
I would think yes I've used my ski rack to carry fishing rods I would think it depends on how many skis you plan on carrying and if there is enough room you can most likely add them.
1444691
Id say not. I keep a two piece 7 foot rod in mine and just don't think it has the extra room. However, in guess it would depend on where the joint in your rod is. Mine is not exactly in the center so one piece is shorter than the other. Hope this helps.
950008
this case will easily hold the three rods you listed, you might find it too big.
357712
Sure thing - the rod goes in a nice cloth slip case that ties up and neatly fits into a zipper-top rod tube. Gotta say, this is a great fishing rod.