I think there's an obligatory call to point out the good sense to wear some kind of eye protection on the water. You may not need them for tying knots like me, or seeing clearly, or even care about seeing through the water surface like polarized allow. Just reeling in a jig or spinner can slingshot that little handful or hooks out of the water. Catching than with your face would be bad enough, hooking an eye would be quite a serious matter, as could a sinker. Don't fish without something. Ever.

My bimart specials were under $25, and are protected by the finest neoprene case available at the Dollar store. Comes with a clip for attaching to your PFD and everything.

Quote from: Pinstriper on June 20, 2017, 09:47:55 AM

I think there's an obligatory call to point out the good sense to wear some kind of eye protection on the water. You may not need them for tying knots like me, or seeing clearly, or even care about seeing through the water surface like polarized allow. Just reeling in a jig or spinner can slingshot that little handful or hooks out of the water. Catching than with your face would be bad enough, hooking an eye would be quite a serious matter, as could a sinker. Don't fish without something. Ever.

My bimart specials were under $25, and are protected by the finest neoprene case available at the Dollar store. Comes with a clip for attaching to your PFD and everything.

  You crack me up sometimes!

Yes it does bear pointing-out the real reason we should wear glasses.  Thank you.

Only when you wear them at night.

Quote from: Tinker on June 21, 2017, 03:34:34 PM

Only when you wear them at night.

Ok Corey Hart. Millenials - disregard.

Quote from: Tinker on June 21, 2017, 03:34:34 PM

Only when you wear them at night.

Ok Corey Hart. Millenials - disregard.

Oh we have our own version - Albeit not one I am proud to own