The moment you put a pair of Maui Jim Waimea Canyon sunglasses on it becomes obvious that these sunglasses were made for anglers. Its hi-tech design features include special protection for angler’s eyes, in addition to its corrosion resistant hardware. Even the stylish frames of Maui Jim Waimea Canyons were constructed around the concept of protecting and enhancing the angler’s ability to see below the surface of the water.
It all started back in 1985 when the first original FloatEyes were built. Not because the inventor wanted to build a product to sell thousands of and get rich, but to solve a problem. Earlier, the inventor had lost his eyewear into a tank of water at a water treatment facility.
I don’t know about you, but I get fired up watching kayak fishing expert Jim Sammons catch big fish. Of course he does it in a kayak. His TV show The Kayak Fishing Show with Jim Sammons is one of the most exciting fishing shows on. Sammons seems to take it all in stride, but there is one thing that he is adamant about and that’s wearing sunglasses when fishing. He wears prescription Maui Jim.
Any angler fishing out of the back deck as a co-angler in FLW Tour events means looking at things a little differently. Unlike the pro in the front deck, the co-angler is restrained to only fishing from the middle section of the boat to the back end. No first cast at a brush pile, clump of grass, or bass holding cover. Only the leftovers that have been picked clean by the pro, but that being noted some co-anglers make the best of the situation and excel at catching bass behind the pros consistently. One of these co-anglers is Frank Divis Sr. from Fayetteville, Arkansas.
Captain Greg Poland is passionate about saltwater fishing. How passionate? If he was to cut his finger he would bleed saltwater instead of blood. Saltwater fishing runs deep through his veins. Anyone who is lucky enough to go on a guide trip with Captain Poland is certainly in for a treat and chance to catch trophy size bonefish, huge tarpon or any game fish swimming in saltwater. It doesn’t matter if Captain Poland is going offshore, flats, or inshore fishing, you won’t catch him out there guiding or fishing without his Flying Fisherman sunglasses.
It doesn’t happen often, but when it does the results are either received positive or negative. Having a pair of sunglasses that can be worn by either sex is risky business. If they are too feminine no man will wear them and to manly that no female will wear them.
Michael “Doc” McGhee is not hard to figure out. His character speaks novels and not just with words, but actions. His service in the military is commendable along with being part of youth involved in fishing astonishing. McGhee epitomizes the six pillars of characters; respect, fairness, citizenship, trustworthiness, responsibility and caring.
Warning: age related eye changes are perfectly normal and in general don’t signify any kind of disease process. Compensation for these changes can be as simple as getting a pair of optical enhanced eyewear. As we progress through life everyone goes through a series of changes physically. We may even get over the milestone of turning 40. For anglers like myself, nothing is more important than eyesight, but recently I have noticed that it’s more and more difficult to focus on objects up close. To compensate, I have been wearing reading glasses and that’s okay, but out on the water fishing I needed something else to wear.
Like other anglers in his age group, Stephen Browning’s vision was declining with the passing years and extensive time on the water. The Bassmaster Elite Series Pro knew for him to keep being competitive that he would need prescription sunglasses. Finding prescription eyewear that’s durable, stylish and with advance lens engineering can be challenging for professional anglers. Browning looked no farther than Wiley X.
Anytime anglers start talking about ledge fishing their first thoughts are the TVA chain of reservoirs like Lake Pickwick, Wilson Lake, or Wheeler Lake. They are renowned for being big bass lakes where the ledge fishing in exceptional. Fishing ledges in tournaments or just for fun can be extremely productive when it comes to catching bass. Ledges will hold bass almost year round, but during the summer months they can be awesome. It’s not unusual for anglers to double up or catch bass cast after cast. Jimmy Mason, professional tournament angler and fishing guide on Lake Pickwick, Wilson Lake, and Wheeler Lake, knows what lures to use for catching bass off ledges and how to select the most productive ledges for catching big stringers of bass however, Mason believes it all comes down to having quality equipment to be successful and making the right moves at the right time. That’s why every morning before heading off to Lake Pickwick, Wilson Lake, or Wheeler Lake Mason cleans his Browning sunglasses and Lowrance GPS/Sonar unit.
The moment you put a pair of Maui Jim Waimea Canyon sunglasses on it becomes obvious that these sunglasses were made for anglers. Its hi-tech design features include special protection for angler’s eyes, in addition to its corrosion resistant hardware. Even the stylish frames of Maui Jim Waimea Canyons were constructed around the concept of protecting and enhancing the angler’s ability to see below the surface of the water.
Captain Greg Poland is passionate about saltwater fishing. How passionate? If he was to cut his finger he would bleed saltwater instead of blood. Saltwater fishing runs deep through his veins. Anyone who is lucky enough to go on a guide trip with Captain Poland is certainly in for a treat and chance to catch trophy size bonefish, huge tarpon or any game fish swimming in saltwater. It doesn’t matter if Captain Poland is going offshore, flats, or inshore fishing, you won’t catch him out there guiding or fishing without his Flying Fisherman sunglasses.
Like other anglers in his age group, Stephen Browning’s vision was declining with the passing years and extensive time on the water. The Bassmaster Elite Series Pro knew for him to keep being competitive that he would need prescription sunglasses. Finding prescription eyewear that’s durable, stylish and with advance lens engineering can be challenging for professional anglers. Browning looked no farther than Wiley X.
Anytime anglers start talking about ledge fishing their first thoughts are the TVA chain of reservoirs like Lake Pickwick, Wilson Lake, or Wheeler Lake. They are renowned for being big bass lakes where the ledge fishing in exceptional. Fishing ledges in tournaments or just for fun can be extremely productive when it comes to catching bass. Ledges will hold bass almost year round, but during the summer months they can be awesome. It’s not unusual for anglers to double up or catch bass cast after cast. Jimmy Mason, professional tournament angler and fishing guide on Lake Pickwick, Wilson Lake, and Wheeler Lake, knows what lures to use for catching bass off ledges and how to select the most productive ledges for catching big stringers of bass however, Mason believes it all comes down to having quality equipment to be successful and making the right moves at the right time. That’s why every morning before heading off to Lake Pickwick, Wilson Lake, or Wheeler Lake Mason cleans his Browning sunglasses and Lowrance GPS/Sonar unit.