Seasickness can be a common issue for many anglers while boating, but there are several tips to help prevent it. Firstly, choose a larger boat if possible, as smaller boats tend to rock more in the water. Position yourself where there is less motion, typically towards the center of the boat and facing forward. Focus on the horizon to help your body adjust to the motion of the boat. Stay hydrated and avoid heavy meals before boating. Consider using seasickness wristbands or taking over-the-counter medications like Dramamine before your trip. Lastly, get fresh air and avoid strong smells. If you start feeling queasy, avoid going below deck and try to stay on deck in the fresh air.

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