EmeTerm continues to gain attention within the fishing and boating community as more outdoor enthusiasts discover the benefits of drug-free seasickness prevention. Recently, EmeTerm was featured at several major sportsmen’s trade shows across Oregon, where it was introduced to anglers, offshore travelers, and families preparing for the upcoming fishing season.
Kevin Larson, owner of Kevin Larson Guide Service, represented EmeTerm during multiple regional events, including the Willamette Sportsmen’s Show in Albany, the Portland Sportsmen’s Show, and the OCEAN Saltwater Show in Salem.
Connecting with the Fishing Community
These events brought together thousands of outdoor enthusiasts from across the Pacific Northwest. At the Portland Sportsmen’s Show alone, EmeTerm received strong interest from attendees, with a lot of EmeTerm Explore sold directly during the event.
Many visitors were particularly interested in learning about drug-free solutions for seasickness, a common challenge during offshore fishing trips. For anglers planning long days on the water, avoiding nausea can make the difference between an enjoyable trip and a difficult experience.
Education and Live Demonstrations Drive Interest
Beyond booth conversations, EmeTerm was also introduced during a “Salmon 101” seminar presented by Larson at the OCEAN Saltwater Show. The session focused on offshore preparation and practical strategies to prevent seasickness while fishing. During the seminar, EmeTerm was highlighted as a wearable, drug-free option that helps anglers manage motion sickness without the drowsiness commonly associated with medications.
To further engage the audience, one EmeTerm Explore was donated as a raffle prize for event attendees. Following the presentation, several additional online purchases were made, demonstrating how live education and real-world use cases can drive strong consumer interest.
According to Larson, many customers who purchased EmeTerm later shared positive experiences after using the device on offshore trips. For anglers who frequently travel into deeper waters, seasickness can often limit how long they stay on the ocean. Drug-free solutions like EmeTerm allow fishermen and outdoor travelers to enjoy longer, more comfortable experiences without relying on medication.
Expanding Awareness Across the Pacific Northwest
Through ongoing charter operations out of Astoria and Newport, Oregon, Larson regularly brings clients offshore for fishing trips ranging from nearshore outings to extended-distance adventures. These interactions provide a valuable opportunity to introduce EmeTerm to new audiences who may be seeking reliable ways to prevent seasickness before heading out onto the ocean.
As fishing season continues across the Pacific Northwest, EmeTerm looks forward to further collaborations with outdoor professionals, guides, and fishing communities to help more people enjoy the water—without nausea getting in the way.
References
1. www.oregonfishingcharter.com
2. www.emeterm.com
2. www.watmedical.com