Any solution to that 90 % of the time when i go fishing i am always forgetting my reading glasses especially fishing from shore, and have one h____ of a time getting the line thru the hook... any ideas
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Any solution to that 90 % of the time when i go fishing i am always forgetting my reading glasses especially fishing from shore, and have one h____ of a time getting the line thru the hook... any ideas
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I have foldable readers I always have with me. Just bought two pair off Amazon.
Also, you can buy little “flip down” magnifiers that clip onto your hat. Most fly shops carry them.
Throw a pair in your tackle box or bag
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Yup had to borrow my dads truck last weekend and I usually have my sunglasses in my truck. That's when I decided after being on the water all day to start keeping a pair in my kayak. Same should apply to readers, keep a pair in tackle bag.
Get a pair of magnetic readers! The ones that go around your neck and have 2 magnets on each side of the nose piece and just leave them hanging around your neck! That works the best for me! I do also keep backups in ALL my tackle boxes! Here is a link to Wish but I would also check amazon as I trust amazon more!
NEW 3PCS Value Pack Round Magnetic Reading Glasses Oculos de grau men women eyeglasses RM3-001 | Wish
Once my eyes changed to the point of needing glasses I bought progressive lenses and have NEVER looked back. That said, back in my fly fishing days the flip downs on your hat are tough to beat. I also put a spare pair of cheapie readers in my tackle Fanny pack for backup.
Bob
WalMart sometimes carries the Polarized Sunglasses with readers built in for around 20 bucks. I really like them for tying on hooks and jigs.
My sunglasses are bifocals. Bought them on line for about $20! Now, when I go fishing, I am wearing my readers and sunglasses!! LOVE THEM!!
Hey Kokomo, where on-line did you find them?
Many choices out there. Here is the one that I used. Reading Sunglasses & Bifocal Sunglasses under $20 | Readers.com(R)
All the suggestions here are very good. As an eyeglass wearing old fellow (I can't see without them) guy, the magnifier idea is something I am going to look (no pun intended) into. I am always fumbling with tying knots, and putting line through the eyelets on my rods.
I have worn prescription bifocals with transistion lenses for 32 years...go out in the sun and they turn dark for sunglasses.....go inside and they turn back clear. Keep a extra pair in my truck in case my glasses were to get broken or fall in the lake or something. I really like them.
Another idea from an old timer! [emoji3]
I have a check list that I go through every time I go fishing.
# 1 on the list, INSERT DRAIN PLUG! [emoji106]
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I have about 6-8 pairs of Dollar Store readers lying around the place, some in vehicle, and some in my tackle bags. I used to wear a pair on a neck lanyard when I was still working, but quit using those after retirement because I don't wear the readers to drive, watch TV, fish, or much of anything other than when on the computer (& occasionally when viewing texts on my phone).
If you already have readers & just forget to take them ... the lanyards are the cheapest way to go. :twocents
I carry a spare pair in my boat and swap them for my tackle box when I go to the bank.
A different idea ...
Amazon.com
Rickie
I have something similar but my wife is much longer and the handle is aluminum. I used it to pull parachute cord through itself for repairs or parachute builds when I was a skydiver and FAA Parachute Rigger. I will have to see if I can find it. It was homemade but did the trick.
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