Πριν Χαθεί το ΚΟΚΚΙΝΟ:
BEFORE LOSING THE RED
BY TERZIS VANGELIS
 
 

It’s with pleasure that I suggest you to watch this new spearfishing DVD, filmed in the greek waters by my friend VangelisTerzis, a young artist from Crete who well interpreted the sea and the fishes’ habits making a movie full of great catches. On the cover it is written ΠΡΙΝΧΑΘΕΙΤΟΚΟΚΚΙΝΟ that means before losing the red, an original title to infer that the following 50 minutes will be entirely characterized by spearfishing actions in shallow waters.

 

Nowadays strong athletes fish in very deep waters at the limit of human capacities but Vangelis has been able to focus the attention to shallow waters and all that they can still offer in terms of catches and emotions. As the french champion Escaplez, Vangelis in this DVD will be able to shatter the most common ideas on the fishes’ habits showing you the biggest catches in a couples of meters depth.

 

Used as we are to see dentex caught on the shoals off the coasts, these spearfishing actions will give you stronger emotions right because it is very surprising finding so big fishes in such an unusual environment bringing back your memory to what our grand fathers could see diving in shallow waters.
 

 

With no soundtrack and unfortunately narrated in greek only, this DVD is destined to be famous for what I think is the best amberjack catch ever filmed. It all happens in few seconds…Vangelis is crawling on a shallow bottom, then he stops. A few meters in front of him three big amberjacks are madly feeding right below the surface. 

 

Just a small rock between Vangelis and the big fishes, so he hides there and gets ready to shoot instinctively. For a few seconds the big fishes seems to have disappeared but very suddenly they start heading to the speargun and right before they hit it with their heads Vangelis shoots a 20 kilos specimen.

For any further info, to order a copy of the DVD or just to check his artworks gallery you can contact him on facebook.

 

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