Well, polarized glasses are the best choice!
They are pretty much a must have for freshwater fishing. They are important for protecting your eyes and gives you a better advantage - for yourself, and over your fishing competition as well.
So let's have a better look into some great options when considering your next pair of polarized fishing sunglasses...
Jeremy with
his prescription polarized sunglasses,1) The main thing is functionality. Look for ones that are designed to eliminate 99% - 100% of all reflective glares and protect against U.V. rays. If they don't make that claim and guarantee it, then simply move on to another one.
2) Next comes comfort and style. Lightweight sunglasses help for a comfortabe fit on your face. There are even the cool looking wrap around frames with extended lenses to help with peripheral vision.
3) A good option to look for are ones that float in the water. It would definitely suck to be battling a nice big fish, get it to the boat, then just as you reach over the side to lip it, your 100 dollar pair of polarized sunglasses slide right off onto the water and sink. So, either floaters or a neck strap would be the way to go.
4) An additional option would be to have interchangeable lenses. This allows you to easily switch out multiple colored lenses to conveniently adapt to the different conditions while out on the water.
