Short boat trips ?

Persues

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For me, swimming, sailing, canoeing etc, no problem.

Fishing boats = projectile vomiting of the highest order :rolleyes:

I'm fairly convinced that this is less to do with motion and more to do with engine fumes, but it is what it is and I don't see it changing.

So, the question is, are there commonly any short inshore boat trips of several hours/half a day running from our coast that anyone could recommend ?

I figure if I'm going to turn myself inside out and back to front I may as well not make a full day out of it :rolleyes:

Anyone have any suggestions ?
 
regarding you sea sickness mate,(i know you didnt ask about remedys)you have probably heard them all:exclam:

anyhoo the noo heres one that has fixed a few that i know:)

two sea legs the night before you sail,and two when you get up in the morn,but as im sure you know they make you tired,so caution on the homeward drive:exclam:
 
Again, thanks for the info.

I tried all kinds years ago but even Dramamine made no difference - I threw it up (along with everything else :rolleyes:)

It's the one thing that stopped me buying a boat years back - not much point in paying for something guaranteed to make you sick. That's what marriage is for...

:D
 
The Tyne charter boats do short evening trips for mackerel in the summer when the daylight lasts long enough.
If you want a short trip out one weekend, drop me a PM and I’ll take you out from the Royal Quays.
 
The Tyne charter boats do short evening trips for mackerel in the summer when the daylight lasts long enough.
If you want a short trip out one weekend, drop me a PM and I’ll take you out from the Royal Quays.

All be up for coming out too ;D
 
persues ....a short drive to whitby in the summer months and theres loadsa of 3 hr charters 15 quid all gear provided . 45 mins out 1/12 hrs fishing 45 mins back in . fished on libby last yr good fun .. was the first to get the cod and the first to throw up too...
 
For me, swimming, sailing, canoeing etc, no problem.

Fishing boats = projectile vomiting of the highest order :rolleyes:

I'm fairly convinced that this is less to do with motion and more to do with engine fumes, but it is what it is and I don't see it changing.

So, the question is, are there commonly any short inshore boat trips of several hours/half a day running from our coast that anyone could recommend ?

I figure if I'm going to turn myself inside out and back to front I may as well not make a full day out of it :rolleyes:

Anyone have any suggestions ?

"SAPPHIRE" Chartered Fishing Boat Sunderland, Hi mate i do short trips i have one available saturday 24 march 6hrs wreck trip 4 place"s open, tel peter 07854819924, or 0191-5420326, thank you,
 
had a dodge down ... seems like most charters was moored up today down sunderland marina ... am sure they will get very busy soon :D
 
av been meaning t do a short evening trip on 1 ov the tyne boats for last couple of seasons but the lack of transport keeps getting in the way
 
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