{"id":18830,"date":"2021-09-01T21:07:21","date_gmt":"2021-09-02T01:07:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/wordpress.world.dan.org\/?post_type=dan_alert_diver&p=18830"},"modified":"2023-06-27T10:08:37","modified_gmt":"2023-06-27T14:08:37","slug":"howe-sound","status":"publish","type":"dan_alert_diver","link":"https:\/\/world.dan.org\/es\/alert-diver\/article\/howe-sound\/","title":{"rendered":"Sonido Howe"},"content":{"rendered":"

Con casi 16.000 millas de escarpada costa y m\u00e1s de 40.000 islas e islotes, Columbia Brit\u00e1nica, la envidiable riqueza oce\u00e1nica de Canad\u00e1, ofrece una fant\u00e1stica vida marina y espectaculares aventuras de submarinismo en aguas fr\u00edas. Aqu\u00ed hay m\u00e1s de lo que se puede disfrutar en toda una vida.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Most local divers take their first giant strides in Howe Sound. Stretching 27 miles from its narrow head under lofty mountain peaks at Squamish to its wide-mouth opening into the Strait of Georgia just northwest of Vancouver, Howe Sound is North America\u2019s southernmost fjord. This sea-to-sky corridor crafted by glaciers and perfected by time seems tailor-made for subsea exploration \u2014 reef and wreck, rec and tech.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\"An\u00e9monas
An\u00e9monas plumosas gigantes (Metridium farcimen), una estrella de sangre (Henricia leviuscula) y pepinos de mar gigantes (Parastichopus californicus) se encuentran en un arrecife rocoso a 70 pies de profundidad.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

Hora feliz en el lugar de la firma<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

El punto de inmersi\u00f3n m\u00e1s popular del \u00e1rea metropolitana de Vancouver es Parque Whytecliff<\/strong>, where the high-rising fjord wall towers above and mirrors below the waterline. The site\u2019s name is self-evident at 60 feet, where a field of snowy white plumose sea anemones spills over the edge of a wall that plunges 600 feet deep. Velcro-armed feather stars, blood stars, orange sea pens and armor-plated Puget Sound king crabs share space in the Metridium<\/em>jard\u00edn. Los grupos de esponjas nubosas empiezan a brillar a los 85 pies. Las colonias de esponjas iluminan el abismo desde 30 cm hasta el tama\u00f1o de un coche peque\u00f1o. Entre los pliegues de las masas de esponja macaroni de color marfil y mantequilla se esconden peces de roca cobrizos y amarillos, cangrejos litod\u00e9micos espinosos y langostas rechonchas.<\/p>\n\n\n

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\"Una
Una gamba de rayas caramelo (Lebbeus grandimanus) vive en simbiosis con una an\u00e9mona carmes\u00ed (Cribrinopsis fernaldi).<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

But it\u2019s not all steep and deep at Whytecliff. Inside the sheltered cove over a sandy bottom 15 to 40 feet deep, kelp and boulders provide habitats for shrimp, bulgy-eyed flatfish and blackeye gobies. Diving after sunset increases the odds of seeing nocturnally active sailfin sculpins, midshipman fish, giant Pacific octopuses and, in winter, stubby squid.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Divers of all stripes flock to Whytecliff Park, which in 1993 became Canada\u2019s first saltwater marine protected area. This perennial favorite is busy year-round. New divers mingle in the shallows for open-water certification classes. Techies tricked out with rebreathers stealthily swim 10 minutes around the point to El corte<\/strong> o directamente al Marcador de d\u00eda<\/strong>to drop over the sheer wall. There\u2019s also a third dive at Islote Whyte<\/strong> to the left. Some people swing by the park after work \u2014 dedicated divers will drive an hour from the crush of Vancouver city \u2014 to celebrate a serene happy hour with the fishes; others make a weekend of it, bringing a six-pack of cylinders. The park has restrooms, free parking, a rinse station and even a caf\u00e9. Air fills and gear are available from the dive shop in the nearby idyllic village of Horseshoe Bay. Whytecliff is shore-entry only. A garden cart is helpful to lug heavy gear between the parking lot and the beach below.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Autopista del Mar al Cielo<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n
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Un lord irland\u00e9s rojo (Hemilepidotus hemilepidotus) est\u00e1 rodeado de an\u00e9monas plumosas (Metridium senile).<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

Los lugare\u00f1os m\u00e1s avispados tambi\u00e9n trabajan sobre ruedas en Kelvin Grove<\/strong>en la Bah\u00eda de los Leones, transportando sus equipos de submarinismo en carros o carretillas de mano del autom\u00f3vil al oc\u00e9ano. Su recompensa les espera en la punta de la derecha. La parte superior de la pared muestra estrellas de mar p\u00farpuras amontonadas en un scrum de rugby, pepinos de mar anaranjados y blancos y bancos de luciopercas. En las profundidades intermedias habitan coloridos o camuflados se\u00f1ores irlandeses rojos, muchos tipos de nudibranquios (lim\u00f3n, esmerilado, payaso), verdeles de algas, escualos b\u00fafalo y escualos roncadores. Entre las bellezas que se esconden en las grietas m\u00e1s profundas se encuentran la br\u00f3tula roja, parecida a la anguila, y el pez tigre, pintado con colores llamativos. Merece la pena moverse despacio por debajo de los 30 metros y examinar detenidamente las aberturas de las esponjas chimenea y las esponjas nube en busca de redes o ca\u00f1ones decorados. Este lugar puede ser muy productivo para la macrofotograf\u00eda.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Conduciendo 8 millas hacia el norte por la autopista 99, la Sea-to-Sky Highway, se llega a Parque Provincial de Porteau Cove<\/strong>Otro elemento b\u00e1sico del submarinismo costero en Howe Sound, pero con giros interesantes. En primer lugar, no es necesario subir monta\u00f1as; las escaleras proporcionan un acceso r\u00e1pido y f\u00e1cil al mar. En segundo lugar, el arrecife es de acero, madera, caucho y hormig\u00f3n. Porteau es una colecci\u00f3n de barcos hundidos (la mayor\u00eda de acero y los de madera est\u00e1n muy deteriorados), un arrecife de neum\u00e1ticos, montones de bloques y columnas de hormig\u00f3n y un gimnasio de vigas met\u00e1licas.<\/p>\n\n\n

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Un buceador explora el gimnasio de gigantescas vigas de acero en forma de H hundidas a prop\u00f3sito para buceadores en el Parque Provincial de Porteau Cove.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

Enormes bogavantes de 75 libras, entronizados regiamente sobre restos de naufragios, acechan disimuladamente en las sombras. Tunicados, briozoos y crinoideos se aferran a las estructuras sint\u00e9ticas. Los gobios y los peces de roca merodean, y abundan los rumores de guaridas ocultas de anguilas lobo. Las boyas de superficie marcan las principales atracciones, como el Centenario III<\/em> y la draga de 92 pies Granthall<\/em>un remolcador de acero reconvertido posteriormente en empacador de arenques. Bajo su popa, an\u00e9monas plumosas de un metro de altura cuelgan como elegantes lirios de Pascua invertidos o luminosas l\u00e1mparas de ara\u00f1a vivientes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Porteau Cove is an excellent place to practice underwater navigation while moving from feature to feature. Visibility is sometimes low, but modest depths ranging from 25 to 50 feet and the plethora of artificial reef structures deliver extra bottom-time enjoyment. But if the wind is blowing 15 knots or more \u2014 especially from the west or north \u2014 knowledgeable divers will postpone Porteau until a calmer day.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Coraz\u00f3n del fiordo<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Los submarinistas necesitan un barco para ver todo lo que ofrece Howe Sound. Las salidas desde Horseshoe Bay dan acceso al coraz\u00f3n del fiordo, donde docenas de lugares estelares entre las islas surgen de las fr\u00edas aguas esmeralda de este vasto paisaje marino interior. Un paseo en barco de 20 minutos le llevar\u00e1 a Parque Provincial Marino de Halkett Bay<\/strong>on Gambier Island\u2019s southeast corner. Submerged in the protected bay lies the HMCS Annapolis<\/em>un buque de guerra de clase destructor hundido intencionadamente en 2015. El buque de 366 pies de eslora Annapolis<\/em> is the eighth addition to the Artificial Reef Society of British Columbia\u2019s world-class ships-to-reefs program, enhancing both the recreational diving opportunities and the marine wildlife habitat. It takes many tanks to explore the mammoth wreck from bow to stern. It rests upright in the sand at 110 feet, but much of its structure is between 50 and 80 feet, with everything meticulously prepared for diver safety. There are no entanglement hazards, the hull and decks have numerous entry and exit holes, and there are three buoyed descent and ascent lines.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Un pulpo gigante del Pac\u00edfico (Enteroctopus dofleini) se desplaza por un fondo cubierto de algas.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

El Pin\u00e1culo<\/strong> off Bowyer Island\u2019s north side is also a memorable experience top to bottom, but of the rock variety. Also called Wedding Cake, the site offers a range of profiles so divers can choose one appropriate to their skill level. The pinnacle\u2019s tip peaks at only 15 feet below the waves, and deeper tiers fall away below. The layers of life include the usual profusion of anemones plus zoanthids, numerous crab species, giant nudibranchs and fish large and small, from lunker lings and wolf eels to tiny gruntlings. Don\u2019t ignore piles of empty clam shells and crab parts. These messy leftovers hint that a well-fed octopus lives nearby. Bowyer\u2019s Muro Este<\/strong> serves up a variety of jellies \u2014 fried egg, lion\u2019s mane, moons and more \u2014 that drift along its precipitous drop. Ca\u00f1ones<\/strong>, on Bowyer\u2019s south side, earns five-star reviews for its diverse mix of terrain (sheer wall, rocky ridges and sandy gullies) and a smorgasbord of fish and invertebrate species.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\"estrellas
These feather stars (Florometra serratissima) are attached to the rocky substrate at 70 feet with a quillback rockfish (Sebastes\u00a0maliger) in the background.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

Cinco millas m\u00e1s adentro, donde el fiordo se estrecha en su camino serpenteante hacia el norte, Isla del Yunque<\/strong> has a handful of sites around it that locals and visitors alike rank among Howe Sound\u2019s finest boat dives. Christie Islet<\/strong> ofrece una aventura a elegir desde los 15 metros hasta m\u00e1s all\u00e1 de los 100, con rincones y grietas repletos de criaturas. Est\u00e1 dirigido tanto a buceadores con inquietudes biol\u00f3gicas, deseosos de poner a prueba sus habilidades de identificaci\u00f3n de la vida marina, como a fot\u00f3grafos obsesionados con la b\u00fasqueda quijotesca de la foto perfecta.<\/p>\n\n\n

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\"Esponjas
Las esponjas nube (Aphrocallistes vastus) iluminan la penumbra esmeralda a 30 metros bajo la superficie.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

The strong currents that are a trademark of diving in much of British Columbia \u2014 and a driving force behind the ecosystem\u2019s abundance \u2014 rarely limit underwater activities in Howe Sound. The waters can get moving at Dragon\u2019s Den<\/strong>, but it\u2019s often just a surface current, and sometimes there\u2019s flow at depth. Experienced captains and divemasters assess the conditions and then thoroughly brief divers before opening the back deck. Once submerged, divers should carefully monitor and manage gas supply, time and depth and be ready to adapt to changing conditions. At this sometimes challenging, always exhilarating advanced location, stunning topography is the ticket. The wall angles back on itself, tilting past vertical to create magnificent overhangs with curtains of ghostly plumose anemones. For divers hovering in the shadowy void of these cavernlike recesses loaded with sea life but lacking a bottom, the view is a mindbender not soon forgotten.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Visite la p\u00e1gina de Pam Rocks<\/strong> para un cambio de ritmo y encuentros con la carism\u00e1tica megafauna. Este grupo de islotes al sur de la isla Anvil es un lugar de descanso para las focas comunes. Decenas de ellas se re\u00fanen en verano, disfrutando como si fueran patatas en el sof\u00e1 en perchas rocosas justo por encima de la l\u00ednea de flotaci\u00f3n. Bucear con tubo es la mejor forma de interactuar con las focas. Deje que se metan en el agua y se acerquen a usted cuando est\u00e9n preparadas; con el tiempo, su curiosidad les vencer\u00e1.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Keep calm and marvel on. Look down to watch playful seals circling below you in the emerald sea; look up to be gobsmacked by the Coast Mountains soaring to kiss the sky. It\u2019s a peerless view both above and below \u2014 the perfect Howe Sound half-in, half-out surface interval before the next dive.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

C\u00f3mo bucear en este lugar<\/strong><\/h3>\n\n\n\n

Condiciones:<\/strong> Howe Sound is a year-round dive destination. The inland waters are sheltered from the open Pacific Ocean\u2019s storms and swells, but strong winds can funnel through the fjord. Sea surface conditions vary from flat to rough and white-capped. There is always a protected spot somewhere to dive. Ocean temperatures usually hover in the mid-40\u00b0F range at depth and up to 52\u00b0F at the surface. Thermoclines and freshwater layers may be present, especially after heavy rains and snowmelt in the interior. Drysuits allow you to customize undergarment thickness to your thermal tolerance.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

La claridad del agua suele ser mejor a finales de oto\u00f1o e invierno, cuando la visibilidad suele oscilar entre los 25 y 75 pies. Las floraciones de plancton pueden reducir la visibilidad en primavera y verano, pero los buceadores pueden encontrar una mayor claridad del agua bajo una capa superficial turbia. En algunos lugares hay corriente, por lo que los buceadores deben tener cuidado y bucear preferentemente con marea alta o baja. En general, sin embargo, en Howe Sound no es necesario bucear con marea baja, como en muchos otros lugares de la Columbia Brit\u00e1nica. El tiempo por encima de las olas var\u00eda mucho, de soleado y c\u00e1lido a fresco, lluvioso y ventoso.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

With a full gamut of dive sites \u2014 deep walls, shallow bays, muck dives, shipwrecks, seamounts and pinnacles \u2014 there are spots suitable for divers of all skill levels and interests. Many sites have deep water well beyond recreational limits, so proper training, planning and good buoyancy control are essential.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

C\u00f3mo llegar:<\/strong> Horseshoe Bay, la puerta de entrada al submarinismo Howe Sound, es un suburbio de West Vancouver y est\u00e1 a unas tres horas en coche de Seattle (Washington) o a una hora del centro de Vancouver (Columbia Brit\u00e1nica). El tr\u00e1fico y los cruces fronterizos pueden aumentar los tiempos de tr\u00e1nsito.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Explore M\u00e1s<\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

See more of Brandon Cole\u2019s images of Howe Sound in a galer\u00eda de fotos complementaria<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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\u00a9 Alert Diver<\/em> \u2014primer trimestre 2021.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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