Bajío Swash fishing sunglasses pair a matte black frame with large polarized glass lenses. Blue Mirror suits hard offshore glare, while Silver Mirror lets in more light for spotting fish on a riverbed.
Surface glare can hide a fish even in clear water. The Swash’s polarized glass lenses cut down those reflections, while the large lenses and gently curved frame help keep sidelight out. Rubber nose pads and temple tips help the frame stay put when you look down into the water.
For bright days offshore, Blue Mirror is the darkest of these lenses. Its gray base cuts brightness while keeping colors close to natural. On sunlit flats, Green Mirror has an amber base that adds contrast, making it easier to pick out a fish holding near cover.
For rivers and lakes in medium light, Silver Mirror lets more light through than either of the other lenses. Its copper base helps a fish stand out from rocks and shadows along the bottom.