When anglers join Oregon Fishing Charter under the guidance of captain Kevin Larson, they look forward to crisp coastal mornings, calm waters, and the excitement of chasing salmon, halibut, steelhead, and cod. Yet for many people, seasickness is an almost unavoidable part of ocean activities — a natural response to constant motion that can cloud an otherwise perfect day on the water.
Kevin’s charter service — known across the Oregon coast and Columbia River for its experienced guiding, safe vessels, and successful salmon, halibut, steelhead, and cod trips — has always prioritized client comfort. And this year, he is taking that commitment one step further.
During his guided cruises, Kevin will begin introducing his fishing clients to EmeTerm, a drug-free wearable designed to help prevent seasickness. Many first-time and even seasoned offshore anglers know the feeling: the boat rocks, the horizon shifts, and the stomach follows. Motion sickness happens when the eyes and inner ear send conflicting signals to the brain, leading to nausea, dizziness, and fatigue — symptoms that can cut a fishing trip short. EmeTerm offers a practical, on-the-spot solution to help anglers stay steady, focused, and ready to reel in the next catch.
Our partnership with Kevin goes beyond the deck. In 2025, Kevin will also help introduce EmeTerm at several outdoor-themed events, reaching broader communities of fishing and outdoor-sport enthusiasts. Visitors may see EmeTerm showcased at:
- Portland Boat Show
- Portland Sportsmen’s Show
- Willamette Sportsmen’s Show
- The Saltwater Show
- And other outdoor-activity events, not limited to fishing
Kevin’s firsthand experience with motion-sickness challenges on the water makes him an ideal advocate to demonstrate how EmeTerm can make ocean adventures more comfortable and accessible.
As we move into the new year, we look forward to expanding our collaborations with fishing guides, outdoor organizations, and charter operators across the region. The cooperation between EmeTerm and marine activity agency will enable more people to confidently enjoy ocean activities, and support the protection of marine ecosystems, ensuring that outdoor adventures remain sustainable for generations to come.
References
2.www.emeterm.com
3. www.watmedical.com