Seasick question - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Kahouna · 07-19-2010, 04:34 PM

So I'm very new to this stuff. I've kayaked out on the big water just a couple times and both were unpleasant. I'm a landlubber from Kansas who has little experience with getting seasick. The few times I've been on a boat, in the ocean, I've never even felt close to queezy.

I don't get green and hurl, just miserable feeling. I'm too stubborn to head in so I tuff it out thinking it will pass, but it doesn't. Last time I took something for it before heading out, but I ended up sleeping away almost half my time on the water. I'm laughing about it now, but I have a feeling it will be an issue. I'm going to try and eat more before heading out and bringing more fluids. Anybody else had this issue? Any other suggestions? I have the wrist bracelet things to try next time too.

07-19-2010, 04:34 PM	#1
Kahouna Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 108	Seasick question So I'm very new to this stuff. I've kayaked out on the big water just a couple times and both were unpleasant. I'm a landlubber from Kansas who has little experience with getting seasick. The few times I've been on a boat, in the ocean, I've never even felt close to queezy. I don't get green and hurl, just miserable feeling. I'm too stubborn to head in so I tuff it out thinking it will pass, but it doesn't. Last time I took something for it before heading out, but I ended up sleeping away almost half my time on the water. I'm laughing about it now, but I have a feeling it will be an issue. I'm going to try and eat more before heading out and bringing more fluids. Anybody else had this issue? Any other suggestions? I have the wrist bracelet things to try next time too.