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Long days on the water mean sun, wind, wet and cold. This category covers fishing hats, sun shirts, gloves, waders and polarized sunglasses. Guides compare UPF ratings where manufacturers publish them, fabric and fit, wader materials and boot types, and how polarized lenses cut surface glare so you can see into the water.
We compare six polarized fishing sunglasses across lens type, UV protection, frame material, and unique features like floating frames and interchangeable lenses. All details come from each product's Amazon listing.
Polarized glasses cut surface glare so you can see into the water. Here is how to choose lenses and frames.
Waders let you fish from in the water. Here is how to choose the type and material, and how to wade safely.
Water reflects sunlight, so anglers get extra exposure. Here is how UPF clothing, hats and gaiters help.
Good rain gear keeps you fishing when weather turns. Here is how jackets, bibs and boots compare.
Different fishing gloves solve different problems. Here is what sun, cold, grip and fillet gloves do.