Tag: shark diver

A great white swims just under the surface at Guadalupe

Meeting the Real Jaws at Guadalupe

Post author By Nautilus Guests
Categories Guadalupe, Guests
Post date 2018-10-26
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By Nautilus Guests on October 26th, 2018 in Guadalupe, Guests

When I got in there was a sea lion using the boat as cover with 2 female great whites and 2 males hunting it.

Tags baby shark, big mommas, bucket list, cage diving, great white sharks, great whites, hunting behaviour, large female sharks, Lucy, male sharks, martin graf, Sea lion, shark diver, shark diving, sharks, taco night, trivia night, tuna, yellowfin

Sten’s Tips for Seasickness

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Categories Crew, Guadalupe
Post date 2018-09-25
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By Nautilus Crew on September 25th, 2018 in Crew, Guadalupe

They saw 15-16 different sharks today, including a couple new, non-identified sharks as well as some younger ones.

Tags great white sharks, great whites, martin graf, new sharks, seasickness, shark diver, shark diving, shark id, sharks, taco night, vikingo

Marine CSI Helps to Identify 16 Great White Sharks in One Trip!

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Categories Crew, Guadalupe
Post date 2018-09-19
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By Nautilus Crew on September 19th, 2018 in Crew, Guadalupe

With help of Nicole, Martin, and our guests, we managed to identify 16 different sharks! That is a lot!

Tags cage diving, great white sharks, great whites, marine conservation science institute, marine csi, martin graf, nicole naisby, shark diver, shark diving, shark id, sharks, vikingo

White Shark goes for the bait, Photo by Martin Graf

A Quick Introduction to Martin Graf and Shark Diver

Post author By Nautilus Staff
Categories Guadalupe
Post date 2018-08-17
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By Nautilus Staff on August 17th, 2018 in Guadalupe

We are so excited to be welcoming Martin Graf and his guests from Shark Diver onboard for eight trips this season. Martin lives and breathes sharks and has overseen Guadalupe Island great white shark adventures for nearly 20 years!

Tags great whites, Guadalupe Island, martin graf, shark diver, shark expert, sharks

A great white misses the tuna at Guadalupe, Photo by Martin Graf

Keith and Deb’s Sharky Trip on the UnderSea

Post author By Nautilus Guests
Categories Guadalupe, Guests
Post date 2018-08-16
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By Nautilus Guests on August 16th, 2018 in Guadalupe, Guests

To say that the dives were amazing is a complete understatement! For me, it exceeded all my expectations. We were almost instantly surrounded by sharks and they were CLOSE!

Tags cage diving, great whites, marine csi, martin graf, Nautilus Undersea, nicole naisby, shark diver, shark wranglers, sharks

Great White, photo by Martin Graf of Shark Diver

Guadalupe 2018 is Sharky, Sharky, Sharky!

Post author By Nautilus Crew
Categories Crew, Guadalupe
Post date 2018-08-08
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By Nautilus Crew on August 8th, 2018 in Crew, Guadalupe

This is the third trip of the 2018 shark season, and all I can say is that it has been sharky, sharky, sharky!!

Tags breaching, bumped chin, cage diving, drogin, great whites, guadalupe 2018, kenric, luca, mao, paul walker, shark breach, shark diver, shark selfies, silent hunter, submersible cages, surface cages, the legend

Great white shark by Martin Graf of Shark Diver

Shark Diver’s First Trip on the UnderSea Goes Swimmingly!

Post author By Nautilus Guests
Categories Guadalupe, Guests
Post date 2018-08-07
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By Nautilus Guests on August 7th, 2018 in Guadalupe, Guests

Our first day started early, and it took no time to spot some great whites before we even hit the cages! The crew is very professional and organized; they made sure all the divers were well versed in safety and the cage diving process.