I have a routine before I start fishing for the day and the first thing on this list is to clean my sun glasses. I cannot stand having dirty glasses with big distracting smudges on them. I also cannot begin to tell you how many times I have started my day with nice clean sun glasses just to find them covered with saltwater splashes after the first boat ride of the morning. I keep alcohol swabs in all my fishing packs but these are more reserved for a thorough cleaning during a lunch break. A solution for a quick clean? Give your glasses a lick! You can use your saliva to remove the saltwater from the lenses of the glasses before giving them a wipe on your shirt. If you try and wipe the lens without a lick (or a splash of fresh water), you will just smear the leftover salt around. A lick of the lens before a quick shirt rub wont be as good as a new pair of glasses but it will give you a smudge-less view to get back to looking for that tailing bonefish!
More Tips:
Clean your sunglasses with alcohol-free wipes as otherwise the high tech coatings can be damaged.
Most guided bonefish trips start off with a run in a boat. I wear a pair of cheap sunglasses for the run. Many times the run on the outside around high point will get you wet. When I arrive at out fishing location I put on
a quality pair of sunglasses that are clean. This saves time and you are ready from the get go.
Many people clean their sunglasses lenses with their own breath and a piece of cloth. they don’t know this is a wrong way. Thanks for sharing these great things. it was really helpful for us