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<blockquote data-quote="wjschmaltz" data-source="post: 346476" data-attributes="member: 6150">I've watched a lot of people do the dramamine and patches. Both seem like a toss up if they will work and from what I've seen, they work less than 50% of the time. Booze honestly works. I was on a charter with another forum member with some pretty wild rollers. We were all nursing slight hangovers. Me and my BIL kept it rolling and never slowed the flow of the Coors Lights. By about 3/4 through the trip, everyone else was green as grass and nursing sea sickness while me and him were still fishing. Shortly after I actually caught my biggest fish ever. Probably not a great piece of advise when you are responsible for the boat though. Biggest things is keep your head up. Tie knots with the water or horizon as the back drop and look away from what you're doing often. The only time I ever got sick was just outside of Saint Paul Harbor. I was opening and closing drill cores and then recording data. Basically looking down the whole time. It eventually caught up to me. I also know a guy that literally just hops on the boat and typically gets sick immediately.&nbsp; He just embraces it and tries to puke ASAP and then he feels great after.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wjschmaltz, post: 346476, member: 6150"] I've watched a lot of people do the dramamine and patches. Both seem like a toss up if they will work and from what I've seen, they work less than 50% of the time. Booze honestly works. I was on a charter with another forum member with some pretty wild rollers. We were all nursing slight hangovers. Me and my BIL kept it rolling and never slowed the flow of the Coors Lights. By about 3/4 through the trip, everyone else was green as grass and nursing sea sickness while me and him were still fishing. Shortly after I actually caught my biggest fish ever. Probably not a great piece of advise when you are responsible for the boat though. Biggest things is keep your head up. Tie knots with the water or horizon as the back drop and look away from what you're doing often. The only time I ever got sick was just outside of Saint Paul Harbor. I was opening and closing drill cores and then recording data. Basically looking down the whole time. It eventually caught up to me. I also know a guy that literally just hops on the boat and typically gets sick immediately. He just embraces it and tries to puke ASAP and then he feels great after. [/QUOTE]

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