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THE MAY ISSUE IS ON THE NEWSSTANDS
The May issue of PescaSub & Apnea is now available at newsstands. The section dedicated to tests is particularly rich this time, featuring 5 reviews: the Taras and Lotus Carbon fins by Cetma Composites, the Mach 55 pneumatic speargun by Cressi, the Ares Nightmare 95 spear gun by Salvimar, the new Saplast weights, and the Storm fins by C4. These tests were conducted by our team of Max Tavernari, Jack Cubeddu, Cristian Righetti, and Filippo Carletti. After the columns dedicated to news and showcases, we delve into Biology Nuggets, where Mirko Bruni explores a fascinating topic: the mystery of underwater sounds. As for history, this month's focus is on the Cjs Atlantide Copertino club from Lecce. In his renowned "Zingarate" column, Alberto Martignani takes us sailing in the waters of Elba, while Luigi Puretti, in the second installment of his monthly column, reminisces about where it all began—at Porto Badisco, the place where the Puglian champion started fishing and still trains today. Some champions are unforgettable. This is the case with the Ramacciotti/Bellani duo, who participated in the last Club World Championship in Brazil, securing an excellent second place. Be sure to read the event recap. Gherardo Zei, in his column "Seen Up Close," sheds light on the lesser-known side of a great tailor in our community, Giuliano Tagliacozzo, the creator of Polosub. Additionally, starting this month, the formidable Roberto La Mantia begins a series of articles dedicated to the secrets of various fishing techniques, with the first installment focusing on hole searching. Happy reading!
 

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THE MAY ISSUE IS ON THE NEWSSTANDS
The May issue of PescaSub & Apnea is now available at newsstands. The section dedicated to tests is particularly rich this time, featuring 5 reviews: the Taras and Lotus Carbon fins by Cetma Composites, the Mach 55 pneumatic speargun by Cressi, the Ares Nightmare 95 spear gun by Salvimar, the new Saplast weights, and the Storm fins by C4. These tests were conducted by our team of Max Tavernari, Jack Cubeddu, Cristian Righetti, and Filippo Carletti. After the columns dedicated to news and showcases, we delve into Biology Nuggets, where Mirko Bruni explores a fascinating topic: the mystery of underwater sounds. As for history, this month's focus is on the Cjs Atlantide Copertino club from Lecce. In his renowned "Zingarate" column, Alberto Martignani takes us sailing in the waters of Elba, while Luigi Puretti, in the second installment of his monthly column, reminisces about where it all began—at Porto Badisco, the place where the Puglian champion started fishing and still trains today. Some champions are unforgettable. This is the case with the Ramacciotti/Bellani duo, who participated in the last Club World Championship in Brazil, securing an excellent second place. Be sure to read the event recap. Gherardo Zei, in his column "Seen Up Close," sheds light on the lesser-known side of a great tailor in our community, Giuliano Tagliacozzo, the creator of Polosub. Additionally, starting this month, the formidable Roberto La Mantia begins a series of articles dedicated to the secrets of various fishing techniques, with the first installment focusing on hole searching. Happy reading!

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