Tint types
Fishing sunglasses with rose or vermilion tints
These fishing sunglasses are used for fishing in the early morning or late afternoon. Their low light lenses effectively block out the bluish glare at that time of the day.
Fishing sunglasses with brown or gray tints
These fishing sunglasses shield the sun best. They should be worn in the middle of the day when the sun shines the brightest.
Fishing sunglasses with amber or copper tints
Fishing sunglasses with amber or copper tints are ideal for fishing in sandy flats because they match the color of the sandy bottom. They are especially ideal for fly-fishing.
Fishing sunglasses with green tints
These fishing sunglasses are ideal for deep-water fishing. The amber color enhances contrast and sharpens vision, while the green tint cancels out the background and makes the fish stand out.
Types of fishing lenses
Polycarbonate
Fishing sunglasses with polycarbonate lenses are shatterproof. They are made of thermoplastic polyesters.
Glass
Fishing sunglasses with glass lenses are preferred by some people because they provide the clearest lens surfaces. They typically have metal frames.
Plastic
Fishing sunglasses with plastic lenses are the weakest and cheapest types. They also have plastic frames.
Photochromic
Photochromic Fishing Sunglasses become dark when they are exposed to light. They are ideal for all types of lighting conditions.
Polarized
Polarized Fishing Sunglasses can block light reflected by horizontal surfaces such as water. They effectively reduce glare when fishing.
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