Anyone tried these yellow night vision driving glasses for fishing late evening / poor light conditions?
I used a pair years ago for driving and was really impressed. Driving at night in the rain and you could see 'through' the rain rather than get blinded by the glare from the headlights. I would think they would be quite handy for fishing although I never tried them :)
They are cheap to buy Sandy. I have ordered a pair to see for under a fiver
I intend to scratch "Fishing" on the side of them and resell them for £50 :lol:
......or 'Night time sea trout glasses' :)
:roll:
The market is being flooded with cheap military gear. I imagine the taxpayer is shelling out at least £50 for that helmet job.
Quote from: Highlander on October 14, 2014, 05:36:47 PM
(http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f233/Algie123/Aviator-night-vision-goggles-1_zps884582c9.jpg) (http://s48.photobucket.com/user/Algie123/media/Aviator-night-vision-goggles-1_zps884582c9.jpg.html)
Resistance is futile :lol:
Have used these and they work!!!!
http://www.eagleeyessunglasses.co.uk/stimulights/ (http://www.eagleeyessunglasses.co.uk/stimulights/)
Also use the polarised sun glasses for bone fishing , they really show up contrast which makes fish spotting easier.
Quote from: Alan on October 15, 2014, 10:46:18 PM
you feel like your in the Mediterranean, then when you take them off you feel depressed
I can understand that. One moment you think you're in Crete, next you realize your are really in Skye. :lol:
My yellow specs just arrived. They are amazing.
Picture yourself in a boat on a river with tangerine trees and marmalade skies. :hippy
Try them if you are ever out driving in the dark in the rain or snow.