Seasick? Is it worth the possibility?

Now we have the opportunity to be a part of a family charter of a boat to go deep sea fishing at OBX for the whole day. I have never done this, but it has definitely peaked interest in me.
My question is-
Will the experience be worth taking the chance of me getting seasick, and barfing my guts out all day?
Opinions more than welcomed. Experiences of such adventures also welcomed.

Craigslist is my friend

I have placed a few "wanted" ads on Craigslist for surf fishing stuff. We want to surf fish during our trip to Bucks' Island in September and did not want to break the bank buying gear.
I have had a handful of really nice people give me tips on surf fishing, where to find equipment there, and books to read on the subject but today was magic.
A man responded to my request, and he was de-cluttering himself of ALL of his salt fishing gear, including a really cool crab trap. We got two amazing rods, two great reels with tons of fishing line, a really nice multi-tiered tackle box FULL of lures, rubber creepy crawlers, hooks, leaders, sinkers, and the crab trap for (drum roll) $100!!!! This gear is two years old. The man even gave my hubby all the articles he had found on the subject, and a surf fishing book that is authored by a man who is from the OUTER BANKS (this is the same book that an earlier responder to my ad suggested that I buy). I am thrilled.
WE will be surf fishing the first week in September!
Thank you kindly Mitch for making our fishing dreams come true.

His Simplicity

To work I go. Someone has to make those big buckerooos since hubby is out on a peaceful lake, in his canoe, fishing. His "sushi and tea" is fishing alone, in a small canoe, quietly in little nooks and crannies where bigger boats can't access.
Him alone, and the quiet beauty of nature, simply perfect.