06-10-2007, 05:32 AM
So what's it like sleeping over night on a 50' Charter in the Pacific Ocean?
I've never been seasick on regular day trips, but I have yet to had stayed over night in the big blue. I'll be going tuna fishing in August off the Washington coast for 2 nights and 3 days. I've always taken some form a motion sickness medicine and I've always been blessed to have calm oceans. During day trips your always busy and visiting which keeps the mind going just fine.
But I can't imagine what it is like when they shut the engine off at night and everyone goes to bed. I have a hard enough time going to sleep at home, but out in the big blue just floating around going up and down all night long.
So what's it like you old salty dogs, any tips or helpful info?
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I've never been seasick on regular day trips, but I have yet to had stayed over night in the big blue. I'll be going tuna fishing in August off the Washington coast for 2 nights and 3 days. I've always taken some form a motion sickness medicine and I've always been blessed to have calm oceans. During day trips your always busy and visiting which keeps the mind going just fine.
But I can't imagine what it is like when they shut the engine off at night and everyone goes to bed. I have a hard enough time going to sleep at home, but out in the big blue just floating around going up and down all night long.
So what's it like you old salty dogs, any tips or helpful info?
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