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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2004
Page
11
The text discusses how polarization affects vision above and below water, suggesting Aquaman could spot fins and call dolphins more effectively with polarized sunglasses. It notes glare from sunny days and how light waves vibrating at the water surface influence perception.
Southeast Lovingston to East Matagorda reports clear water with bass, crappie, and catfish on crankbaits, minnows, and shrimp. Coastal bays note trout and redfish abundance, flounder and sheepshead eats, plus pier and jetty action. Polarized sunglasses costs and brands discussed. Grimes signs off with column date.
Seabrook Flotilla 63 of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary will run a seven lesson Boating Safety Course for recreational boaters on Saturday January 17 from 8 am to 6 pm at the Pasadena Police substation 1200 Kirby. Instructors cover safe boat handling equipment regulations navigation rules and trailer handling. The course costs 35 for reference materials with insurance discounts often offered after completion. For details or registration call Susan Landner 281-474-1340 or Don Braga 281-480-1742.
At the 2004 Ranger Classic in Wilks Brown Natatorium, Sterling and district teams posted strong showings. Key swims included Keegan Wagstaff 55.45 in the 100 free, Natalie Pence 24.5 meet record in the 50 free, and Loney and Warsen boosting Clear Lake in the back and medley events. Sterling's Cody Watkins and Austen Oliver postedPBs, while team scores favored Humble, Cy Creek, and Clear Lake as finals concluded.
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