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Récords De Apnea Editorial La bella sirenita ue para nuestro necesaria para poder libro sobre la fauna de segundo núme- realizar hazañas como los polos y otro sobre las F ro. Audrey aca- estas. orcas de Noruega. baba de hacer Para ella no era un tra- Recuerdo que después de sus primeros 125 metros, bajo y mucho menos una hablar con ella tuve la el trece de mayo de obligación, era un reto sensación de que el 2000 en aguas canarias, personal, una competi- récord había sido algo tras una apnea de ción contra ella misma casual, un recurso para 2´03”(qué ridículas sue- que tenía al mar como poder hablar de sus nan esas cifras sólo des- cómplice. En aquella libros y sus documenta- pués de dos años). La ocasión tuvo un pequeño les, una llamada de aten- llamamos y, frente a “contratiempo”: el gan- ción. Me habló de las muchos deportistas de cho del globo que tenía energías que le transmi- élite y algunos que no lo que soltar al llegar tían las aguas. No, no era son tanto como piensan, abajo no se soltaba y la típica deportista no dudó en ponerse al tuvo que reintentarlo empecinada en batir un teléfono. Hablaba tran- hasta seis veces “lo que récord, Audrey era una quila12 y nos habló de la me hizo perder tiempo”. amante del amplio y gran concentración y del tra- Pero no todo eran Azul donde ahora descan- bajo previo, pero sobre récords, iban (porque san sus cenizas. todo nos habló de la casi siempre me habló Por fin solos ella y el simbiosis con el Azul, en plural) a publicar un infinito mar. EDITA: COORDINACIÓN: REDACCIÓN: Espacio Submarino PASTORA VÁZQUEZ J.R. ALVEDRO ARIANA FERNÁNDEZ ADMINISTRACIÓN Y PUBLICIDAD: www.espaciosub.com CELESTINO DE MIGUEL JOSÉ BELLO MARCELINO GONZÁLEZ DISEÑO Y MAQUETACIÓN: FERNANDO PATRICIO [email protected] CANLE DE COMUNICACIÓN DIEGO PAZ C/PASTOR DÍAZ, 24-1ºC ALFONSO PÉREZ 15006 A CORUÑA DISTRIBUCIÓN: Impacta M.B. VENTUREIRA FAX: 981 289 430 Esta publicación se distribuye, MIGUEL VILA DIRECCIÓN: además, entre todos los federa- FOTOGRAFÍA DE PORTADA: dos FEGAS con licencia en vigor JUAN CARLOS JORGE J. CANDÁN La dirección de esta revista no RODRÍGUEZ DEP. LEGAL: C-2324/99 se responsabiliza de las opiniones de sus colaboradores. Impreso en papel ecológico sumario .::NOTICIAS 6 .::REDES AL AGUA 10 .::BUCEO 11 DEMA: Los últimos avances del mundo sub .::RUTAS DE OCIO 14 Buceando en Paraty (Brasil) .::APNEA 20 Campeonato de España. El de los récords 20 Audrey Mestre: el accidente más grave del mundo de la apnea 22 Los récords de esta especialidad para AIDA 26 .::GASTRONOMÍA 27 Congrio a la cazuela .::ARQUEOLOGÍA 28 “Arde o Mar”, la exposición dedicada a la batalla de Rande .::FOTOSUB 32 Nafosub 32 José Luis González, Campeón del Mundo 34 III Cto. de Videosub, exitosa participación gallega 38 .::RUTA DE PESCA 40 Ruta de pescasub por Sant Jordi 40 .::LA TIENDA SUB 43 Nuevos productos para los más SUB .::PESCASUB (Últimas competiciones) 46 XVI Ciudad de A Coruña 46 XII Ciudad de Vigo 48 Restados del Circuito Gallego 50 Memorial Chony y iX Ciudad de Ferrol 51 Pesca Internacional (Euroáfrica y Mundial) 52 .::TURISMO NÁUTICO 53 Galicia participará en los IX Juegos Intercélticos .::NUESTROS CLUBES 54 Club Náutico de Portonovo espaciosub.com noticias 6. :: Trofeos de :: Un mero año aglutina mayor de última generación número de buceadores en las que el diseño septiembre Mediterráneo (sesenta y siete este ha dado un salto Aprovechando un últi- en Galicia año). Cuatro son los generacional notable. mo estirón del premios que están en Nada menos que la verano, se celebra- juego, escondidos den- quinta aleta regulable ron en el mes de tro de botellas que no de la colección Cressi septiembre dos siempre aparecen... 2003. La pala es de competiciones de polipropileno, el fotografía (el VI :: El Kraken material de última Gran Premio Ciudad regresa sin generación que está de A Coruña, orga- calamares desbancando al poliu- nizado por el Club El Investigador, buque retano tradicional por del Mar de San del Instituto Español su ligereza y rapidez Amaro, y el VII Oceanográfico, regresó de recuperación, muy Campeonato Ciudad sin haber podido cum- protegida por atracti- de Ferrol, presidido plir su cometido: con- vas inserciones en por el Club del Mar seguir las primeras caucho termoplástico. Cressi utiliza para su de Ferrol) y una de imágenes de los cala- fabricación tres dife- pesca, el III Campe- mares gigantes. Tras rentes materiales que, onato Festas de Can- Xoán L. Cambeiro, varios avistamientos en un alarde de tec- gas, organizado por el del club Solosub, nos cerca de las costas nología, permiten, no pontevedrés Club ha enviado esta foto asturianas, el “Proyec- sólo combinar tres Galerna, del que salió con un mero Medite- to Kraken” se puso de colores, sino conseguir victorioso Tomás Davi- rráneo que capturó en nuevo en marcha para una optimización de la, seguido por Joaquín aguas gallegas (no nos intentar conseguir esa las caraterísticas Molares y Juan Carlos ha querido decir proeza, pero parece Frade. Con respecto a dónde) que, aunque no mecánicas de cada que esta especie gigan- zona de la aleta. los trofeos de fotogra- es el primero que te de las profundida- fía en A Coruña se vemos por aquí, siem- des marinas es más impuso Juan Cuetos, pre nos sorprenden. reservada de lo que se seguido de Jorge Can- :: El tesoro de esperaba y no se atre- dán, con sus respecti- vió a dar la cara. Otra vas modelos. El torneo San Amaro vez será. de la ciudad departa- El Club del Mar de A mental se lo llevó Coruña organizó, en el :: Aleta de Jorge Candán, al que mes de octubre, su altos vuelos acompañó al pódium tradicional búsqueda Rondine A viene a Gonzalo P. Barreiro. del tesoro que cada sumarse a las aletas CURSO DE FOTOGRAFÍA SUBMARINA ORGANIZA: FEGAS. IMPARTIDO POR: JORGE J. CANDAN (Campeón Gallego de Fotografía Submarina). Fecha: Sábado 30 de noviembre y domingo 1 de diciembre. Lugar: Club del Mar de San Amaro. Nº DE PARTICIPANTES: 12 PRECIO (SUBVENCIONADO POR FEGAS): 36 euros INCLUYE: Kit para el alumno, clases teóricas, prácticas de mar y carrete. Nota: Si alguno de los alumnos dispone de cámara submarina y quiere hacer prácticas con su propio equipo puede traerla. Inscripción:Tel:609 466 667 - Preguntar por Jorge Candán. >>> espaciosub.com noticias 8. :: Elecciones :: Cursos y :: Memorias de :: Pepe Viña en FEGAS viajes en otro Vigo Norpesca Ya están en marcha las John Potter visita el Entre los días 11 y 14 elecciones para la pró- Buceo Galicia se celebró en Ferrol El Club Buceo Galicia Museo del Mar en el xima mesa directiva. Norpesca, y tuvimos la organizó un curso de tercer centenario de la En esta página podéis oportunidad de estar Biología Marina. El batalla de Rande. Este ver el calendario de con José Viña, Campe- curso duró dos tardes y norteamericano vino a este proceso electoral. ón mundial de Pesca- participaron 30 bucea- Vigo en 1955 a por el Aprovechamos para sub. Fue en la I dores. Incluía charlas "tesoro de Rande". Vol- enviar un caluroso Xornada de Pesca que sobre nuestras espe- vió en octubre para abrazo al actual presi- organizó la feria y que cies, una guía y una presentar su libro en el dente Enrique Fernán- consistió en un dez Brandariz, que ha práctica en el mar. sufrido un accidente de En noviembre Partici- coche y que, al cierre organizarán un pantes del de esta publicación, se curso de primeros curso de auxilios y RCP para encuentra hospitaliza- Biología do. Y hablando de buceadores y su ya tradicional excu- Marina. Sal- Federaciones, los presi- vador Fojón dentes de las federa- sión para bucear de verde en ciones autonómicas se en el hielo, ya reunirán en Vigo el 30 sabéis, más infor- el centro de de noviembre, coinci- mación en la imagen diendo con la clausura www.buceogali- de la Semana Interna- cia.com que narra las pericias encuentro (no compe- cional de Cine Suba- Por cierto, el viaje que de esa aventura. No titivo) de pescadores y cuático de Vigo” que os anunciábamos a encontraron oro ni una charla coloquio este año la contará con Zanzíbar (Tanzania) ha plata, pero en esos posterior, en la que la presencia de Robert cambiado por un cru- cinco años encontraron participó el Campeón, Pierre André y José cero por el Mar Rojo. un tesoro mejor: las sobre “Aspectos técni- Antonio Moya. Atractiva la propuesta. gentes de Vigo. cos da inmersión. Melloramento de recursos”. Los que también estuvieron allí fueron nuestros com- pañeros del Club “Gol- fiño” con el stand que veis en la fotografía. El Club Golfiño tuvo una gran presencia en la Feria Ferrolana espaciosub.com redes al agua 10. Más sobre Audrey Si quieres saber más sobre la reciente- mente desaparecida apneísta, nada mejor que conocerla a través de una página escrita de “su puño y letra” en la que cuenta cómo comenzó su relación con el mar, su rela- ción con Pipín y cómo entendía la apnea y el gran Azul. Una de las ventajas de www.freediving.net/audrey/Espanol/Audrey.htm es que está en castellano. Un foro de altura Aunque no somos muy partidarios de aconsejar páginas web en inglés, ésta es una de esas justificadas excepciones. www.freediver.co.uk es una página oficial de AIDA que se mantiene continuamente actuali- zada y -lo más impor- tante- en su foro es fácil encontrar a los grandes nombres de la apnea como Tania Streeter o Pipín. Su foro también es el campo de algunas de las más agrias batallas que se libran en el No dudéis en pasaros por esta página si lo mundo de la apnea, como por ejemplo vuestro es la apnea y queréis saber qué se ¿por qué hay tan pocos récords de depor- cuece en las grandes esferas y cómo es la tistas italianos reconocidos por AIDA? relación entre estos deportistas.
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