Seasickness can be a common issue for many anglers, but there are several tips to help prevent or alleviate it while deep-sea fishing. First, choose the right boat: larger, more stable vessels tend to cause less motion sickness. Stay hydrated and avoid heavy meals before your trip. Focus on the horizon to help your body balance and acclimate to the motion of the boat. Consider taking over-the-counter medications like Dramamine or using natural remedies like ginger. It's also helpful to get fresh air on deck and avoid strong odors. If you start feeling queasy, lie down and close your eyes to reduce the sensory input causing the sickness. Lastly, try to stay positive and keep your mind occupied with fishing or chatting with fellow anglers.

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