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Fishing Sunglasses

You’ll fall hook, line, and sinker after a day on the water with these shades.

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Black on Black Premiums Black on Black Premiums
Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 1030 reviews

Premiums

Black on Black

$35.00
SPORT Sport Sunglasses with Clear Grey Frame and Polarized Orange Sunset Lenses, Front Sport Sunglasses with Clear Grey Frame and Polarized Orange Sunset Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 337 reviews

Premiums Sport

Clear Grey / Sunset

$38.00
Sunglasses with Burgundy Watermelon Geode Frames and Polarized Fuchsia Lenses, Front Sunglasses with Burgundy Watermelon Geode Frames and Polarized Fuchsia Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 611 reviews

Mai Tais

Watermelon Geode

$35.00
Sunglasses with Matte Black Frames and Polarized Black Smoke Lenses, Back Sunglasses with Matte Black Frames and Polarized Black Smoke Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.8 out of 5
Based on 685 reviews

Fort Knocks

Black on Black

$35.00
Sunglasses with Matte Black Frame and Polarized Black Smoke Lenses, Front Sunglasses with Matte Black Frame and Polarized Black Smoke Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 597 reviews

Torrey Pines

Black on Black

$35.00
Sunglasses with Black Ocean Geode Frame and Polarized Black Smoke Lenses, Front Sunglasses with Black Ocean Geode Frame and Polarized Black Smoke Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 372 reviews

Torrey Pines

Black Ocean

$35.00
Sunglasses with Purple Frames and Polarized Smoke Gradient Lenses, Front Sunglasses with Purple Frames and Polarized Smoke Gradient Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 66 reviews

Mai Tais

Imperial

$35.00
Sunglasses with Glossy Brown Frames and Polarized Gold Lenses, Front Sunglasses with Glossy Brown Frames and Polarized Gold Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.8 out of 5
Based on 36 reviews

Fast Lanes

Riverbed

$35.00
SPORT Sunglasses with Orange Fade Frames and Polarized Smoke Lenses, Front Sunglasses with Orange Fade Frames and Polarized Smoke Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.9 out of 5
Based on 38 reviews

Torrey Pines Sport

Pop!

$38.00
Sunglasses with Grey Frames and Polarized Aqua Lenses, Front Sunglasses with Grey Frames and Polarized Aqua Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.8 out of 5
Based on 70 reviews

Fort Knocks

Sirocco

$35.00
Sunglasses with Glossy Blue Frames and Polarized Sky Blue Lenses, Front Sunglasses with Glossy Blue Frames and Polarized Sky Blue Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.8 out of 5
Based on 306 reviews

Fast Lanes

Harbor Light

$35.00
Sunglasses with Army Green Frames and Polarized Aviator Green Lenses, Front Sunglasses with Army Green Frames and Polarized Aviator Green Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.8 out of 5
Based on 451 reviews

Fast Lanes

Coyote Calls

$35.00
Sunglasses with San Dune Frames and Polarized Green Lenses, Front Sunglasses with San Dune Frames and Polarized Green Lenses, Flyover
Rated 4.8 out of 5
Based on 44 reviews

Fort Knocks

Sandbar

$35.00

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If you’ve ever gone on a deep-sea fishing excursion—or even just taken your tackle box to a local lake —you know how strained your eyes feel after a long day on the water. When you’re fishing, constant glare can make it tough to spot that prize catch or safely drive a boat. How can you be sure you’ll have a clear view during a day of angling? Polarized sunglasses!

Why are polarized sunglasses the best sunglasses for fishing? Let’s start with the answer to a more basic question: what are polarized sunglasses? Polarized sunglasses got their name because they’re designed to block polarized light—highly concentrated light waves that move in a single plane after bouncing off flat, shiny surfaces, like water. Polarized lenses have been specially treated with a thin chemical film, which contains molecules that block a portion of the light waves. Because less light can pass through their lenses, polarized sunglasses reduce glare, minimize eye strain, and help you see with greater clarity. Here’s a deeper dive into how polarized lenses function, if you’re curious.

Now that we’ve covered the science behind polarized shades, let’s talk about why they’re so good for fishing. First and foremost, they cut down on glare so you can see detail below the water—meaning you’ll be able to spot that trophy fish as soon as it heads toward the surface. In addition, polarized lenses allow you to “read” the texture of the water more clearly, which can be beneficial if you’re driving the boat during a fishing excursion. Finally, polarized lenses are good for overall eye health, preventing strain during long days on the lake or ocean.

Ready to hook your perfect pair? Many of our staple styles, including Classics and Premiums, can be upgraded with polarized lenses for just a few bucks extra. Our favorites for fishing, however, are Fort Knocks, which offer rugged construction and a form-fitting design you’ll appreciate when it’s time to reel in the big one. And while you’re at it, don’t forget to pick up a sunglasses strap to ensure your shades stay put.