Best shade for sight fishing??

it all depends on the weather conditions and cloud cover and so on.

I have two different tints for sight fishing. Costa Del Mar glasses of course. With 580 Copper lenses for low light and 580 Green Mirror lenses for sunny days.

it all depends on the weather conditions and cloud cover and so on.

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I am lucky to have an Oakley Vault (clearance) store near me. The polarized glasses often go on discount like 50%-60% off. I grabbed a few pairs of Monster Dogs (amber, blue, and "shallow" lenses) and keep them all in the glove box. Depending on the cloud cover, or lack there of, I can choose the right lens. Along with the weather, gotta remember other things as well: Pollen on the water is tough, dust etc. I am interested in the Wiley X glasses with the insert to keep out any side light...great idea. Anyone try these yet??

I have one pair of Oakley Gascans in black and a older pair of amber Costas.

As stated the light conditions are key.

I have a pair of Costa Del Mar Tropic Star glasses that have the three sets of interchangale lenses that I would recommend.  I use the grey set when driving around or when it is really bright.  I use the Vermillion (yellowish color) in low light.  These really make green colors pop and doesn't make everything dark like most sunglasses do.  I wear the amber colored lenses when I want to look at life through rose colored glasses! ;D

They are a decent pair of glasses and can be found for less than $100 easily.  However, they are not as good as their glass lenses.  I can notice some hazing or weird depth issues (hard to explain) out of my periferal vision wearing the grey lenses that I never experience with my Triple Tails with glass 400 lenses.  But for only about $70 I can live with them.  Especially since I use the vermillion lenses most of the time anyways.

ive owned few diff pair of oakleys and my fav is amber lense for most conditions... 8-)