Tag Archives: sea monsters
Six Gill Sharks – Sportfish or Tourism
Patric Douglas – Saturday, June 20, 2009 – SharkDiver.com A few years ago I was in Honduras with our company looking for whale sharks. While the island of Utila turned out to be hit and miss for commercial shark diving … Continue reading →
Stanley Submarine Ride
By Marc AuMarc and Madam J – April 13 2009 – Les Fruits De Mer Although it is the antithesis of Extreme Shallow Snorkeling, this is without a doubt the single most amazing experience of my life. Our trip lasted … Continue reading →
Dangerous Encounters: Jurassic Shark
By Brady Barr – Jan 5 2009 – National Geographic Dangerous Encounters with Brady Barr Plunging to extreme ocean depths, braving frigid waters, and dodging razor sharp teeth, Brady Barr is on a quest to get close up to one … Continue reading →
Capt. Stanley’s unlicsensed, DIY shark dives
By Jeff Wise – October 21, 2008 – CNN Money Karl Stanley is a very happy man: he just found a dead horse. The entrepreneur made the discovery while cruising in his submarine, the Idabel, 1,700 feet beneath the waters … Continue reading →
In Too Deep
By Jonathan Green – June 30, 2008 – Daily Mail Online With a fizz of compressed gas and an ominous gurgling, the moss-coloured ocean swallows the little yellow submarine. We sink from the surface, the contraption plunging far below boats … Continue reading →
Off the Deep End
By Thayer Walker – June 2008 – Outside Magazine Karl Stanley’s homemade submarine has sprung a leak. It’s a discovery both fortuitous and disconcerting. Fortuitous because I notice it as we bob on the surface of the placid Caribbean Sea, … Continue reading →
A Sinking Feeling
By Paul Kvinta – February 2008 – Outside’s Go I’ve been chewed up and spit out by a number of woman in my life, but in terms of sheer nastiness, what Idabel did to me off the coast of Roatán … Continue reading →
Submarinaro Amarillo
Trust me…
By Ethan Gordon – March 2007 – Fathoms Magazine It was just past midnight and I was starting to fade. So were my companions Karl Stanley and his girlfriend Jan Olson. We were sitting on the bottom of the ocean … Continue reading →
Yellow Submarine
By Paul Kvinta – December 2006 – Scuba Diving Magazine We hit 800 feet and keep descending, which is about the time Karl Stanley turns off the lights, turns on the Pink Floyd and revolutionizes my impression of the underwater … Continue reading →
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