What to look for in Fishing Sunglasses?
While scanning the ocean or lake surface, your eyes are the most important tool you use to. The best-polarised fishing sunglasses not only protect your eyes from the harsh rays reflected off the water, but they also improve your game by blocking out certain illumination. Angler-specific frame and lens technology allow you to easily and clearly detect fish beneath the surface.
1. Mirrored, polarized glasses
First and foremost, you want polarised lenses! Polarized lenses shield your eyes from damaging UV rays and decrease glare and reflection in the water, helping you to see deeper into the water. This is important when hauling in a fish or locating a nice fishing place. Mirrored lenses are also suggested since they reduce glare even further.
2. Blue lenses for open-water fishing
Blue lenses are often used for open-water fishing. They reduce the amount of blue in the open water, boosting contrast and making it easier to see in the water. This improves your vision.
3. Wraparound Design
Sunglasses that do not completely shield your eyes should be avoided when fishing. In bright conditions, sunlight pouring into your sunglasses can interfere with your vision and potentially cause UV damage. Choose glasses with a wraparound style that covers both the front and sides of your eyes.
4. A comfortable & Secure Fit
You may be wearing your sunglasses for several hours at a time, so they must be comfortable. Rubber nose and temple cushions provide additional comfort by cushioning your ears and nose.
Oceanwaves fishing sunglasses are completely polarised to reduce glare and deliver a great visual experience. Our frame shapes and lens modifications are developed for a wide variety of extremely particular types of applications and are well-known across the fishing community. We custom-fit your sunglasses to ensure a great fit!
Oceanwaves developed an industry-leading line of performance sunglasses, and because we like fishing, we put them through extensive testing... long days of backwater and ocean fishing, working with charter captains, and creating lenses to their exact demands are all part of the testing process, hence oceanwaves fishing sunglasses fit the bill!

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