Issue 4 now available!!!

My office is a mess, my pc desktop too. In my head, sounds are ringing of
fine spring steel shafts crashing thick fish spines, and freedivers? cries
of triumph on the surface after their effort. Massive fish photos, articles,
e-mails from the seven seas across the globe. I love this job, especially,
when summer comes around! From my office window, I can smell Mediterranean
waters; warm, crystal-clear and promising. Tomorrow, I will definitely go
diving. It is my job, after all...
Compared to the Oceans, the Mediterranean Sea is tiny, safe, and calm.
Seas are usually accessible all year round. Only the Adriatic Sea gets rough
in the winter, while during the same time strong southeast winds might blow
from the Libyan Sea.From May until October winds usually blow up to 25
knots, meaning that the Med spearo is able to be out often, if he/she
wishes.

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32m Golden Grouper!

Golden Grouper at 32m from deepww on Vimeo.

 

Groupers: big and shallow!!!

ΜΕΓΑΛΟΙ ΡΟΦΟΙ ΣΤΑ ΡΗΧΑ from deepww on Vimeo.

   

The Blue Wild Expo 2010!


A few days ago, the blue wild expo 2010 came to an end. The exhibition stood with a great
success among freedivers and spearos who visited it! Everyone had the chance to admire
hi-tech diving equipment and the latest evolution on underwater technology. Deep World
Wide Magazine and D.Kollias was of course there with an amazing stand, establishing
beyond doubt a new standard in global magazines! Here's a full photo report...

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Aegean Tunas!

Bluefin Tuna in the Aegean Sea from deepww on Vimeo.

   

A Dive into History!


It was a mid-June morning when I arrived in Lindos on the island of Rhodes, Greece. A bit
later, I met with the Italians Alesandro and Rosarita. They gave me a stone and 100
meters (328 feet) of rope. I could still not understand their immense enthusiasm for
diving without a mask, or wetsuit, or rules! I could not understand why I was not allowed
to use my nice neoprene and trusty mask! Some ancient Greeks, thousands of years ago,
used to dive this way. This was not because they preferred it, but because there was no
other way-- but why us?  I felt like I was taking ancient Greek language lessons in high
school...but a big surprise was waiting.

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Spearfishing the Tropics!

Making the most of your vacation...

Text: Cameron Kirckonell

With four days to go and only one shaft on my 110 Rabitech Railgun left, I thought hard
about releasing the shaft on the 125 lb Dogtooth Tuna that was approaching from the
depths.  Was the 75 ft piece of line I scavenged off the beach going to hold?  Would the
two gas can floats keep him from taking me over the drop?  How is it possible that I own
thousands of dollars of equipment from the best companies in the world and yet I find
myself one shot away from ending my entire spearing trip because I have no more gear.


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