Rod Tubes and Sleeves

Stick Jacket Casting rod sleeves work great for protecting your rod from scratches, broken guides, and tangles.  The sleeve slips over your rod with ease and keeps the line from catching on other rods.  

It acts like a trap and hold tight to the rod until you want to take it off.  The brass grommet on the end allows you to hang it up on the wall without falling out (without the reel.)  

The jacket falls short of covering the entire rod, it usually stops short enough to have a lure tied on and attached to the hook keeper without hanging up.  We recommend not putting a lure on the guides, this will result in snagging on the Stick Jacket.

For rods up to 7-1/2' Long and 3-7/8" round.  Mainly freshwater rods or saltwater inshore rods.

1 per pack

Protect your fishing rod with the Stick Jacket Spinning model.  Stick Jacket has many different sizes and colors and this one protects your spinning rod.  The diameter will go over the larger guides of a spinning rod but still protects both the blank and the guides from damage and scratches.  It's easy to take off and put one and acts like a finger trap.  With the many colors, you can customize your rods, for instance drop shot could be blue and ned rig could be yellow.  Protect your investment and get one today.

For rods up to 7-1/2' Long and 7-5/8" round

1 per pack

Stick Jacket Big Magnum

For rods up to 8-1/2' Long and 8-1/2" round

1 per pack

The Stick Jacket XL Casting model fits rods up to 8-1/2' Long and 3-7/8" round.  We like these sleeves because they are easy to put on and take off, protect the rod and guides, and can be color coordinated so you know which rod is which.  The grommet at the tip allows you to hang your rod, the sleeve acts like a finger trap.  

All the covers are designed to stop short of the reel and in most cases the hook holder.  That way you can have a bait or lure tied on and it won't get caught in the sleeve.  We don't recommend putting the hook on the guides, you'll have a heck of a time getting it off if the hook gets in the sleeve.

1 per pack

Stick Jacket Casting

For rods up to 9-1/2' Long and 6-1/4" round

1 per pack

Stick Jacket Casting

For rods up to 8-1/2' Long and 6-1/2' Round

1 per pack

If you hate tangles, the Stick Jacket Plug Jacket is the key to keeping your hooks away from everything else.  The plug jacket wraps around your lure that is already tied onto your rod, and keeps it snug as a bug in a rug with velcro edges.  Keep your lure or worm nice and cozy wrapped up tight.  It's easy to see what bait you have tied on because the plug jacket is clear plastic.  They even make a bigger model so that your longer or fatter baits can be wrapped up like a wiener dog with a rain coat.

The Stick Jacket Plug Jacket has a clear plastic on it so it not only reduces snagging on items in your car, boat, or RV, but it also let's you see what lure you have tied on.  The visible window makes it so you don't have to take it off just to see what you have tied on.  

Reg - 6" x 3.5"

DD - 8" x 4 1/2"

1 per pack

The groundbreaking Stick Jacket PRO Series rod covers – denser, tougher, and expertly designed to redefine gear protection. Say goodbye to the hassle of traditional neoprene covers; our PRO Series is here to revolutionize how you shield your rods.

These covers are meticulously crafted to ensure your line guides and rod blanks remain secure, without the moisture-retention issues of neoprene. Experience top-tier performance on and off your fishing rod. The PRO Series isn’t just about protection; it’s about transforming your fishing experience. Upgrade to a new standard in rod covers today.

Stick Jacket® fishing pole covers are made of a tough polyethylene filament that is virtually impervious to salt as well as resistant to mold and mildew. The braided materials behaves much like the old “Chinese finger trap” gripping your fishing rod for snug protection against unwanted damage to line guides, rod tips and blank.

Stick Jacket® fishing rod covers work best if the opening falls between the last line guide and the rod handle. For rigged rods, it is best to attach lures to a hook keeper at the base of the rod handle or the reel itself.