You're probably right, although we flew to Vancouver to Smithers and back to Seattle on September 29 with carry ons filled with reels, flies, vests and stuff. I've also flown to Spokane with the same for the last couple months. I've had cigar lighters emptied at one place, hemostats taken at another. It's all so inconsistent.
Leland. >Leland > >Don't be surprised if you have to put those travel rods in checked baggage >now. > >Ray > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Leland Miyawaki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 1:15 PM >Subject: Re: rod length > > >> I have the Scott Heliply 8'8" and it is my primary bonefish rod. I >> also have a Winston BL-5, 9' 10wt. I use for permit. If I had it to >> do all over again, I would have two BL-5's because they break down to >> 5 pieces and you carry on the plane. >> >> Leland. >> >> >> >> >I have had excellent results with a Scott Heliply 8'8" model. >> >Avoids the stress a longer rod puts on your shoulder. Seems to be >> >the ideal length for most saltwater (and a lot of freshwater) >> >fishing. Must buy me one of those someday. Wish I had one now. >> > >> >Roger >>
