What colour lense`s do you prefer for fish spotting.
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What colour lense`s?
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 PHIL CARTER |
What colour lense`s? |
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Posts: 18 (21/09/02 19:06) |
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Liamsm |
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Posts: 2211 (21/09/02 20:01) Banned User |
Hi phil,
I think that the amber lense's gather the most light, for looking into water. Also they give you a sunnier outlook on everything. ......Liam |
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thisisjohn |
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Posts: 8025 (22/09/02 05:49) |
hi phil i have tried most variations and found that the ideal setup is 3 sets grey, amber & high contrast yellow, this covers your every need but if had only one choice i would go for grey this colour is versatile enough to cope with most conditions, maybe not as much as other 2 on certain days but i have found grey to be the best alround of the 3.....j.w.
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julianm |
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Posts: 140 (22/09/02 10:51) |
I read a review of the angling polaroids in AT recently, and they reckoned that the John Wilson `Amberjacks` were at least as good as some costing up to £40 more. Bearing in mind the chances of dropping them or stepping on them, I bought a pair, and find them an excellent help to vision even when the water is carrying a little colour. I thought the white lettering was a bit naff, so wiped it off with some thinners!
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Silk |
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Posts: 1238 (22/09/02 11:58) |
I too thought they sounded excellent and thought I might as well get grey and amber as they are so cheap. Trouble is they are a nightmare to get hold of. Tried many suppliers including the company that advertises Masterline products almost exclusively but no one has any. Apparently Masterline were due to supply them about a week ago but they've been put back another month (probably due to demand since the article that rated them so favourably). Anyone know where I can get some at the moment?
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Rayo123 |
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Posts: 2954 (22/09/02 12:29) |
Welding goggles like mine are best.
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 paul4barbus |
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Posts: 4096 (22/09/02 13:57) BFW Team Member |
Bright spark !
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Silk |
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Posts: 1238 (22/09/02 14:35) |
Rayo,
They may be best from your side of the lens but not from ours. On second thoughts they do cover up a lot of your face 
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1tommo |
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Posts: 1231 (22/09/02 15:40) |
Have a look at the Fox Isis range.
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julianm |
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Posts: 140 (22/09/02 16:57) |
Try your luck at - www.bosfish.co.uk/product...asses.html
Hope they`ve got some. Julian |
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