Good Rules for the Road

[LazyDays]

Also want to piggyback on what’s been said regarding seasickness prevention IF you are prone to it:
1). AVOID being on your phone. Similar concept to reading in the car
2). Don’t go down in enclosed spaces
3). Avoid being the one who has to get a hook out of the net or untangle a gigantic tangled mess of fishing lines. I’ve noticed a period of intense concentration on something close up on a wavy day can trigger feeling nauseous.

[Bordy]

Also want to piggyback on what’s been said regarding seasickness prevention IF you are prone to it:
1). AVOID being on your phone. Similar concept to reading in the car
2). Don’t go down in enclosed spaces
3). Avoid being the one who has to get a hook out of the net or untangle a gigantic tangled mess of fishing lines. I’ve noticed a period of intense concentration on something close up on a wavy day can trigger feeling nauseous.

Absolute want to echo what LazyDays said. Keep your eyes on the horizon, don't look down into the boat unless necessary. Stay out on deck and sit or lean on the side. Breath deeply and slowly when beginning to feel nauseous to help overcome the sensation.