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Fishing Polarized
Guy Riordan Talks Fishing: What to Expect in Saltwater Fishing
According to Guy Riordan, various charter companies provide different fishing adventures. And what the charter companies can offer, says Guy Riordan, may also depend upon the current season. "Take the snook for example," explains Guy Riordan. "If those are caught in the ‘off season' from May 1st till September 1st, they have to be released." Many good fishing charter companies will know the good times of year in which to catch a particular fish, points out Guy Riordan.
As well, adds Guy Riordan, a charter company can educate a novice fisherman on the types of fish and what sort of challenge will be given. "Take a tarpon for example, you cannot eat them, but they are known for their fight and huge leaps out of the water," says Guy Riordan. A redfish, states Guy Riordan, is another fish known to test even the most experienced fisherman. "Whereas the sea trout is most likely to end up on a plate and are a great beginning fisherman fish," compares Guy Riordan. A good saltwater fishing charter company, reminds Guy Riordan, will help any experienced level fisherman with their knowledge.
While targeting a particular species, says Guy Riordan, a fisherman can expect to catch other sorts of fish. "Snapper, gag and types of grouper will probably be snagged when fishing off the coast of Florida," states Guy Riordan. According to Guy Riordan, it just comes with saltwater fishing that while targeting a particular species, other fish common to the area will be caught.
"I would also suggest selecting a charter company with U.S. Coast Guard approval," notes Guy Riordan. For the avid outdoorsman, this approval means that safety is ensured. "Even better is finding a fishing charter company where a majority of the captains have attained their Master Captain's license from the Coast Guard," adds Guy Riordan.
"On the day of the trip, people need to bring plenty of sunscreen and plenty of water to drink," cautions Guy Riordan. A hat and polarized sunglasses for the sun and a jacket for the often-quick sea rainstorm is recommended as well, adds Guy Riordan. "Safety and protection is first, and then having a great experience is next in the line of priorities," concludes Guy Riordan.
Guy Riordan has a master's captain's license and you can learn more about the adventures of ocean fishing at http://adventurefishing.com.
About the Author
In 1969, Guy Riordan began a life of service as he joined the United Sates Marine Corp. For the next three years of the Vietnam War era, Guy Riordan would serve as crew chief for Sikorsky helicopters earning the rank of corporal. Following his faithful service in the Marine Corp, Guy Riordan earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Albuquerque, graduating Cum Laude. Later, Guy Riordan would attend the Pepperdine University School of Law.
Following Pepperdine, Guy Riordan began working his way through the financial and securities industry. From 1982 to 1984, Guy Riordan served clients from his position with Quinn and Company, a New York Stock Exchange member firm. In 1984, Guy Riordan joined Raucher, Pierce and Refsnes, later moving to Albuquerque AG Edwards in 1989. In 1994, Guy Riordan joined the team of Southwest Securities. Beginning in 1997, Guy Riordan spent the next decade with First Union/Wachovia Securities, servicing clients in the greater Albuquerque New Mexico area.
During this time, Guy Riordan began to pursue another personal passion, boxing. From 2002 to 2005 Guy Riordan Boxing promoted some of the biggest names in the sport. Guy Riordan's boxing client list included three-time world champion Danny Romero and six-time world champion Johnny Tapia. In addition, Guy Riordan co-promoted NABF heavyweight champion Taurus Sykes. Guy Riordan co-promoted a NABF/NABA heavyweight championship bout between Sykes and heavyweight champion Samuel Peters, featured in 2005 on the Showtime Cable Network. Rounding out his resume of boxing promotion, Guy Riordan was a co-owner of Maloof Brothers Boxing with Sacramento Kings' famed Joe and Gavin Maloof.
Guy Riordan has always held civic duty as important. As a life long resident of Albuquerque, Guy Riordan worked on the Board of Directors for the Hispano Chamber of Commerce. For three years, Guy Riordan also served as a board member for the Albuquerque Museum Foundation. Guy Riordan's life of service would continue into the state government arena of public service.
What color? (Fishing Polarized Glasses)?
I am looking to buy polarized glasses for fishing to be able to get read of the glare and see fish underwater. I was just wondering if color of the glasses matter? Should I be matching the color of the glasses to the color of the water or it doesn't really matter or works differently?
Thanks
Please explain me what color should I go with in what case. I don't need any links where I can buy glasses. I want to be able to figure what I need and where I need it, that's why I need to learn this stuff first.
I dunno, color really hasn't been a big deal with me. I wear prescription eye glasses with dark gray Transitions lenses and they're polarized. They do pretty good.
What brand you should go by? No idea.
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