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Captain Carl Fismer - affectionately known
as “Captain Fizz” - is the president of
Spanish Main Treasure Company, and has
been a professional treasure hunter for
over 40 years. In that time he has
recovered over $10 million in sunken
treasure. He has served as curator of
several maritime museums, been featured
on the covers of numerous treasure
magazines, and is the star of the hit TV
series, Treasure Divers, now airing in
countries around the world.
as “Captain Fizz” - is the president of
Spanish Main Treasure Company, and has
been a professional treasure hunter for
over 40 years. In that time he has
recovered over $10 million in sunken
treasure. He has served as curator of
several maritime museums, been featured
on the covers of numerous treasure
magazines, and is the star of the hit TV
series, Treasure Divers, now airing in
countries around the world.
Captian Carl "Fizz" Fismer
everyone's favorite pirate
everyone's favorite pirate
Robert Lewis Knecht
the filmmaker and adventurer
affectionately known as "Chewie"
the filmmaker and adventurer
affectionately known as "Chewie"
Robert Lewis Knecht was inducted into the Explorers Club in 1994 as a Fellow National. His first
expedition was in 1988 as the medical officer and photojournalist for the O.R.C.A. Project which
was searching for a whaling ship which sank in 1897, 250 miles inside the Arctic Circle. Soon
after, he joined Fismer's team as documentary producer.
And when he wasn't filming treasure discoveries, he was treasure hunting. His most recent
documentary adventure was filming the H.E.A.T. (Historical Explorations and Treasures)
Expedition for nine months in the Superstition Mountains as they searched for the legendary and
elusive Lost Dutchman Gold Mine. As an award-winning cameraman and producer, his work has
appeared on numerous network affiliates, PBS, Discovery Channel, TLC, Sci-Fi Channel, ESPN2,
Speedvision and several U.K. networks, including SkyTV.
expedition was in 1988 as the medical officer and photojournalist for the O.R.C.A. Project which
was searching for a whaling ship which sank in 1897, 250 miles inside the Arctic Circle. Soon
after, he joined Fismer's team as documentary producer.
And when he wasn't filming treasure discoveries, he was treasure hunting. His most recent
documentary adventure was filming the H.E.A.T. (Historical Explorations and Treasures)
Expedition for nine months in the Superstition Mountains as they searched for the legendary and
elusive Lost Dutchman Gold Mine. As an award-winning cameraman and producer, his work has
appeared on numerous network affiliates, PBS, Discovery Channel, TLC, Sci-Fi Channel, ESPN2,
Speedvision and several U.K. networks, including SkyTV.