Motion Sickness?

[Boatingtopgun]

Wrist Bands worked for my friend and his wife also on a sailboat at the BVI.

 

[Wyrman]

Where are you going out of in Alaska? We're going salmon fishing at Kenai in late July. We have a 12 hour charter planned for halibut, lingcod, rockfish, salmon, and whatever is biting out of Homer.
I forgot about the ginger, I take ginger chews with me in case. I've only taken one once when my stomach started getting a little funky, and it cleared up right away.
I go on two day albacore trips out of Westport, Washington every year. You don't want to get sick on one of those trips.

 

[TR.]

I’ll second the wristbands, I think they work if they stay on the right spot. I also like gin gins. Take A scope patch just in case...

TR

 

[Bart]

You need to watch the horizon line as you are leaving port for at least a couple of hours. Then anytime you start feeling queasy get back out on deck and focus back on the horizon line. Once your inner ears settle in you will be fine. It should only take a couple of hours. I have five deployments on a flat bottom boat. Watching the horizon line is the only thing that I have seen that consistently works. It works for my wife as well when I have taken her out on three day tuna boats. Post pics please.

Good advice.

 

[wayne gustaveson]

I’ll second the wristbands, I think they work if they stay on the right spot. I also like gin gins. Take A scope patch just in case...View attachment 13239

TR

With all that blue water around and you still miss lake Powell!

 

[Ryan]

Where are you going out of in Alaska?

Two days in Homer. Two days in Kenai.

 

[TR.]

With all that blue water around and you still miss lake Powell!

I truly do. Can’t wait to get back, low water and all.