swoffer wrote: Fraser, it may pay to check with Air NZ re the rod tube. If you look at the discussions above, you will see a ref to tubes being rejected. Also, my experience in Raro seemed to be about tubes. The carry-on bags are an excellent investment and seem to get around all these problems. I put in all my stuff req'd on a flight, ie book, medicine, etc, plus the fishing gear. I was in there today and I think that the only bag in stock in NZ is there. They said that the importer has no more stock. |
Yea good call. Il pop down to the airport
today and check with them about the tube strapped to the backpack. As you said
though its often down to the person you get as you board as to whether they
allow it or not. One of those fishpond bags would be a good investment I think!
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