The crew of the "Txitxiro I" of the Abra de Getxo Maritime one of the favorites for victory in Cambrils

Last delivery of the National Sports Fishing Circuit Metromar in the beautiful villa of Cambrils, in the heart of the Tarraconense Golden Coast. The Copa de Catalunya will put the point and end to which is the reference event of the Sustainable Sports Fisheries of Spain, after having held the Spanish Championship in the waters of the Valencia Community, in Moraira, and the Copa del Rey in the Cantábrico, in Santander. In the absence of this quote there are several teams with the possibility of being made with both the victory on the plot of the Mediterranean, and the joint global classification of the entire Metromar Circuit.

Two Valencian ships: "Clave de Luna" that patronizes José Luis Martínez of the Náutico Club of Jávea and the "Calabuch" armed by Jorge Canet of the Náutico Club Moraira; a Vizcino ship, the "Txitxiro I" by Ana Rosa Rincón that competes for the Real Club Marítimo of the Abra de Getxo; one mallorquin, the "Nereo" directed by José García Vicens de Alcudimar and one Catalan, the "Navega Cambrils" by Javier Rodríguez, are the ones that optan to the places of honor. With regard to the Martin Códax Trophy that distinguishes the Best Club, they start as favorites for this order, the Moraira Nautical Club and the Nàutic Cambrils Club. Two fishing days ahead starting at 7.30 p.m., with much uncertainty and exceptional quality. The solution on Sunday at 7 p.m. when the check-in will be closed.

A basic aspect of understanding the development of the Metromar Circuit is its commitment to responsible and sustainable fishing for the marine environment. Metromar is fully identified with the White Paper recommended by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and the Environment for Recreation Fisheries, which has five mandatory "commands": Prohibition of professional gear; regulation of catches based on the biological situation of marine species; prohibition of the sale of catches to sportsmen; sports practice compatible with other industry standards; sustainability with respect to the conservation of biodiversity and the marine ecosystem. In the Metromar Circuit, the sale of catches, which are used in gear outside official regulations, is taxatively prohibited, cannot capture endangered species such as bluefin tuna and the seals used are extremely fine. To more of these measures Metromar has requested the Spanish Oceanographic Institute, its support to be vigilant in the implementation of these measures, and has managed to get the prestigious state institution to move research biologists from its centre in Malaga, specialists in tunes, to Cambrils to check in situ this sustainability and respect for the marine environment.