Does this happen to anyone else?

[JeffsLowe]

After a long day on the water, you sit in your chair in the evening and it feels like it is rocking side to side....

I am sitting here experiencing it right now...

[XxthejuicexX]

Sometimes. If it was windy or a lot of boat traffic it can get to me. Funny thing you brought this up because we talked about it at lunch.


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[snowman]

It has to do with your equilibrium being screwed up from rolling on the water. It goes away...in the mean time enjoy it 😂😂!

[ttitan27]

Yes. It has happened to me since I was a kid. It only happens after a long day of fishing in rough water for me. I love the feeling. It tells me it was a good day spent on the water.

[SalmonDaze]

Saw the title and thought it was going to be a "little blue pill" question.

[Halli]

Really hits hard when fishing rough water from sun up to sun down and also if I get sunburned being out for a while.

[aero320]

How much did you drink on the water?

[JeffsLowe]

Originally Posted by aero320

How much did you drink on the water?

LOL - I don't drink. The first time i noticed it was when I was just a kid back in the 60s and dad took me to Barkley lake. And still today - if I spend a day on the water my chair will be rocking back and forth in the evening..

[tacklemake]

That's what happens when you live on a house boat LOL.

[dcfisherman]

I sometimes get this from the windier days in the kayak!

[white95v6]

Anytime I go deep sea fishing it happens to me

[gmedlin]

We take cruises a lot. I learned from the cabin steward, after my wife experienced vertigo on a heavy seas day, that eating a green apple will help. She gave it a try and immediately felt better. I was ocean fishing in St. Martin and the Captain had green apples on hand.

After being on the lake all days it happens to me mainly when I get in the shower for some reason.

ps Eat the peeling which is where a lot of the whatever is that helps.

[Buccaneer]

I grew up in Jupiter, Florida and spent virtually every 3 day weekend and holiday in the Bahamas, thanks to good fortune and my father's 36' sport fishing boat and dive gear. We went everywhere from Walker's Cay to West End. On one trip back to Palm Beach inlet we had 15' seas the entire trip. It took me three weeks to get the "rise and fall" sensation out of my head. It is an odd sensation, feeling like you are walking on moving ground.