Orvis Travel Luggage & Storage

The right size depends on your trip length and how much gear you plan to carry. For shorter weekend fishing trips or when you want to keep things streamlined, Orvis carry-on bags and mid-sized duffels work well. For longer fishing adventures—especially when packing waders, boots, and multiple rods—a large rolling duffel or gear bag is recommended. Many traveling anglers also pair a larger checked duffel with a smaller carry-on or backpack to keep fragile gear close at hand.

Yes—if you’re flying or checking luggage, a dedicated travel rod case is highly recommended. Rod cases keep your fly rods protected from impact, bending, or breakage during flights and transfers. Orvis offers both single-rod and multi-rod travel cases, many designed to fit within airline requirements. Even when packed inside larger luggage, a travel rod case ensures your rods arrive at your destination safe and intact.