Polarized Sun Glasses And Fishing

                                                                                         

Have you ever wondered why polarized sun glasses are helpful when fishing? I know I used to. I couldn't see myself spending upwards of $100 on a pair of sunglasses no matter what they were used for, so for many years I wouldn't. Then one day a fishing buddy of mine offered to let me use his old pair of polarized sun glasses on a Steelhead trip we were taking. I agreed, and used the borrowed glasses on the three day excursion on the river.
After the three days were up, I was hooked. The polarized glasses that I had borrowed were incredible. The clarity that they provided looking both into the water, and everywhere else, was amazing. They were amazingly lightweight and comfortable as well. I truly couldn't believe how much better they were than anything I had tried previously. I asked my fiend what brand they were and how much the set him back. He said they were Smith's and if he remembered correctly they were like $125 when he bought them.
He then explained that they had lasted him like six years, before he bought a new pair. He said that when you pay over $100 for a pair of sun glasses, you take care of them, which was something that I never considered. I never even considered how long a quality pair of polarized sunglasses might last me, all I was concerned about was the upfront cost. Then my friend pointed something out to me. He told me that if the cost of the Smith glasses that I wore was amortized, they only cost him about 20 bucks a year! This was an amazing realization to me, especially because I liked those Smith glasses so much.
Within one week of our Steelhead fishing trip I bought myself a brand new pair of Smith polarized sun glasses. I've never been happier with any decision in my life. Not only do I wear the glasses while fishing, I also wear them as my everyday sunglasses as well. The new Smith's cost me $135, and I have to admit that it's the best money I've ever spent. Not only are they great for fishing, I don't look too bad in them either. I've had them for a little over six months, and do you know what? I take care of them as well as I've ever taken care of anything. My advice to anyone looking for polarized sunglasses is to buy a quality pair, rather than wasting time and money on any cheap, disposable sunglasses. I know I'm sure glad I finally came to this realization.

About the author:
Trevor Kugler is co-founder of http://www.JRWfishing.com and an avid angler. He has more than 20 years experience fishing for all types of fish, and 15 years of business and internet experience. He currently raises his three year old daughter in the heart of trout fishing country…..Montana!


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