We all know that no matter the fishery, first and last light always produce. Running a skiff at shooting light through the mangroves or tying on that hail mary streamer, these low light hours often contain the minutes we live for. We built a lens to maximize minimal rays. When the sun is low and the fish are up, look for our violet mirror.

Favorite Uses: Morning skiff runs, last light catches, driving in thunderstorms.

This lens is for the true sight fishermen. It's brighter than your standard copper or green mirror, but not too bright to wear in full sun. When the fish match the bottom and their backs blend with the blue, reach for this sight caster special. Because seeing a beak 5 feet further is worth it, and feeding that flicking fin you’d otherwise miss, matters. 

Favorite Uses: Sight fishing Mexican permit, Mosquito Lagoon redfish, cold water cobia.

This is Dad Glass. A sleeper mirror with deadly fish-spotting features. We designed this lens for rivers, lakes and all the stillwater in between. Copper was the first fishing lens invented. We put a silver mirror over it, blocked the blue light, and wrapped it in some techy frames. For discrete fishability, select silver.

Favorite Uses: Great Lakes salmon, Green River floats (15,000 fish per mile), welded boat Ontario walleye.

The king of all lenses. This is like an 18ft center console. You’re never in the perfect rig, but you’ll always have the opportunity to get it done. You can get skinny enough, and in a pinch run further than you should. Our green mirror can do it all. Pitch a bait to fired-up white or scope out a snook on a sea wall, green is your partner in crime for whatever you're taking a whack at. With an amber base, you’ll have enough contrast to distinguish a back from a branch and with a green mirror you won't murder your eyes scanning the deep blue for floating debris. If we could pick one, this would be it.

Favorite Uses: All day snook chasing, flipping beds in high summer sun, tower boat triple tail spotting.

This lens has one job, spot fish in 50ft+ of water. Find rips, birds and life, and get that tournament fish to the leader. Blue is for the blue. Only letting in 10% of the sun's harsh rays, blue will keep your eyes rested and relaxed for those 14-hour days, sunup to sundown. If you plan to scour the ocean, slip these on and don’t take them off. 

Favorite Uses: Running weed lines, staring at ballyhoo for 100 hours, Jig and Pop Yellowfin trips.

This lens is for the closeted angler. You’re in a backyard band and skate with the lads but sneak away unannounced to crank on neighborhood carp when you can. This lens looks cool, mellowed out with no flashy mirror. But it still rocks our industry-leading polarization and our proprietary blue light Lapis tech. Don't get it twisted, this lens can fish.

Favorite Uses: HOA pond hopping, mid-day beach glizzys, shark fishing amidst surfing lulls.