What is Lens Polarization?

Whether you’re scanning the river at dawn or battling unchecked afternoon sun in open water, polarized lenses cut surface glare and increase contrast to make the details pop, so you can fish longer without eye fatigue. Featuring a durable-surface treatment that filters out and blocks certain light waves, polarized sunglasses work for fishing because they let you see below the waterline.

ChromaPop™ Sunglasses

Our top-of-the-line fishing sunglasses feature our cutting-edge ChromaPop™ polarized lens technology to enhance clarity, optimize color, and reduce glare. An advanced lens option, ChromaPop™ filters crossover light wavelengths that cause color confusion. Whether you’re sight fishing for trout or looking for that school of mahi-mahi, ChromaPop™ polarized lenses cut glare and make colors pop for the best possible visuals. 

Best Lens Color For Fishing

Lens color matters. This is why our fishing sunglasses come in a variety of different ChromaPop™ lens options. Choosing the right color lens for your fishing needs depends on the light conditions where you fish the most. Different lens colors enhance your vision in different ways, allowing you to see deeper, longer, or with better definition. Here are four favorites used daily by our Smith fishing athletes:

• Brown: The quiver of one, the Most Popular All-round lens, our brown lenses are ideal for everyday use and in a wide range of light

•  Low Light Yellow Ideal for low light conditions     
• Grey  cut the glare and protect eyes in bright, unfiltered sunlight. 
• Green: A favorite of inshore anglers, our green lenses provide excellent contrast and detail in sunny and medium-light e                                                 Blue: Ideal for offshore, deepwater fishing, our blue lenses cut the glare and protect eyes in bright, unfiltered sunlight.