If you’re traveling to the Brazilian Amazon to chase peacock bass, you’re probably going through the city of Manaus. You’ll probably want to bring some of your own tackle, even if you’re using an outfitter like Anglers Inn that provides everything you need. If you want to make sure your luggage gets there and back, we’ve listed the relevant airlines’ policies.

Flying with fishing tackle tends to be a difficult process. TSA is inconsistent of their application of the rules, foreign countries may have different rules, the airlines may vary in what they allow, and the airlines’ reps may not know their own policies. Here are links to the major US-based carriers stated policies on fishing tackle in your luggage.