FAQs - Fishing

Can I get prescription lenses for fishing glasses?
Yes, many fishing glasses can be customized with prescription lenses to ensure clear vision while fishing.

What lens color is best for fishing?
Amber, Copper, and Gray are popular for fishing. Amber and Copper enhance contrast in low-light conditions, while Gray is ideal for bright, sunny days.

Do prescription fishing glasses come with polarized lenses?
Yes, Polarized lenses are common in fishing glasses as they reduce glare from the water, making it easier to see below the surface.

Are prescription fishing glasses UV-protected?
Most Prescription fishing glasses include 100% UV protection to shield your eyes from harmful sunlight during long hours outdoors.

Can I use fishing glasses for other outdoor activities?
Yes, Prescription fishing glasses are versatile and suitable for other activities like hiking, driving, or any activity where glare reduction and UV protection are beneficial.

Are there bifocal or progressive options for fishing glasses?
Yes, you can get Bifocal or Progressive Prescription Lenses, which are helpful for anglers who need distance vision and close-up clarity for tasks like tying knots.

How do I prevent fogging on my fishing glasses?
Choose glasses with Anti-Fog Coatings or use Anti-Fog sprays. Proper fit and ventilation also help minimize fogging.

What lens material is best for fishing glasses?
Polycarbonate or Trivex lenses are ideal as they are lightweight, impact-resistant, and provide excellent optical clarity.

How do I care for my prescription fishing glasses?
Wash with warm soapy water and dry them with a soft cotton cloth. Store them in a hard case to protect against scratches and damage when not in use.

Can prescription fishing glasses improve my performance?
Yes, they enhance clarity, reduce glare, and protect your eyes, allowing you to focus better and spot fish more effectively.