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Fly Fishing Sunglasses
Fishing sunglasses are some of the most important bits of kit you can have at the bank. Light can reflect off the surface of the water on even overcast days, so there’s almost always a cause for wearing a good pair of sunglasses. Sunglasses also help you see deeper under the water, as a large part of fly fishing is having the ability to spot your quarry under the water.
A good pair of sunglasses can aid you in your endeavour and by blocking the glare from the water and sunglasses protect your eyes from harmful UVA and UVB rays. UVB rays are the ultra-violet rays that show themselves are a tight burn on the skin when overexposed, and are the rays that we are most familiar with. UVA rays are even more dangerous, as the effect of these rays isn’t clear until it is much too late to reverse it. Overexposure to bright light can seriously damage your vision over time, not to mention the fact that squinting constantly against sunlight is exhausting. In short, the importance of a quality pair of sunglasses on the bank cannot be overstated.
What Equipment Do You NEED to Start Fly Fishing?
With expert tackle brands, such as Fortis, Wychwood, and Eyelevel all producing sunglasses that have been specially designed with fly fishing in mind, there is really no excuse for not owning a quality pair. There is a whole range of styles on offer, from traditional wrap-around sports glasses to fashionable aviators, so whatever your style we have a pair of polarised glasses for you!
Our range of Fly Fishing Sunglasses has been selected to ensure that no matter what style of fly fishing you are doing whether it be deep wading in a river for Salmon, fishing a small lake for Rainbow Trout or boat fishing on a reservoir for larger Trout and Pike. There is an item in our extensive range that will suit you
Fishing sunglasses are some of the most important bits of kit you can have at the bank. Light can reflect off the surface of the water on even overcast days, so there’s almost always a cause for wearing a good pair of sunglasses. Sunglasses also help you see deeper under the water, as a large part of fly fishing is having the ability to spot your quarry under the water. There is a whole range of styles on offer, from traditional wrap-around sports glasses to fashionable aviators, so whatever your style we have a pair of polarised glasses for you!
With a number of keen fly anglers in our ranks, at Angling Direct we have hand-picked a wide range of fly fishing sunglasses from only the leading suppliers of fly fishing equipment such as Snowbee, Fortis, Greys and Wychwood, so you know that when you purchase your next pair of fly sunglasses from us, you can have confidence knowing that it will do exactly what you need while being built to last!
Fishing sunglasses are some of the most important bits of kit you can have at the bank. Light can reflect off the surface of the water on even overcast days, so there’s almost always a cause for wearing a good pair of sunglasses. Sunglasses also help you see deeper under the water, as a large part of fly fishing is having the ability to spot your quarry under the water.
Why Do I Need Sunglasses for Fly Fishing?
A good pair of sunglasses can aid you in your endeavour and by blocking the glare from the water and sunglasses protect your eyes from harmful UVA and UVB rays. UVB rays are the ultra-violet rays that show themselves are a tight burn on the skin when overexposed, and are the rays that we are most familiar with. UVA rays are even more dangerous, as the effect of these rays isn’t clear until it is much too late to reverse it. Overexposure to bright light can seriously damage your vision over time, not to mention the fact that squinting constantly against sunlight is exhausting. In short, the importance of a quality pair of sunglasses on the bank cannot be overstated.
Read more about sunglasses in our dedicated guides: What Equipment Do You NEED to Start Fly Fishing? Anglers Guide to Buying Sunglasses
With expert tackle brands, such as Fortis, Wychwood, and Greys all producing sunglasses that have been specially designed with fly fishing in mind, there is really no excuse for not owning a quality pair. There is a whole range of styles on offer, from traditional wrap-around sports glasses to fashionable aviators, so whatever your style we have a pair of polarised glasses for you!
