Expert tip
Opt for amber lenses. They offer great clarity whether it’s cloudy, dark or sunny out.
The sun is finally out to stay – say goodbye to April showers and hello to Tennessee’s beautiful summer weather. However, the heat and the sun bring their own hazards to anglers out on the water.
Every fisherman who’s gotten a wicked sunburn after hours trolling Lake Chickamauga for their next big catch knows the importance of sunscreen, and staying hydrated can’t be understated. These are (or should be) obvious components to enjoying your summery Sunday afternoons.
What might not be as obvious is eye protection. The glare off the surface of lakes and streams can be intense and damaging to your eyes. That’s not to mention sunglasses could easily save you from a stray hook that could make your trip memorable for all the wrong reasons.
Sight’s a pretty key sense when it comes to fishing, and when it comes to something you can’t afford to lose, investing in the best protection is always a good idea. Here are a few selections to consider: