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| Captain W.G. Muller was an admirer of the navigational skills of Matthew Flinders, and followed in his wake aboard the three vessels he owned. Riversong (1951? to 1967), Careelah (1967-1969), Coralita (1969-1990), a scuba charter boat. |
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| Powerful movie light for finding rare live sea shells at night. |
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| Wally and youngest son, Alexander Muller |
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| The starfish plague "two reefs east of Mystery Cay - The Swain Reefs". |
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| Youngest son, Alexander Muller was to accept his father's entry into the International skindivers hall of fame, Cayman Islands 2016. |
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| Roy Muller |
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| Careelah was Wally's first charter boat after his beloved 'Riversong". M/V 'CAREELAH' (means Southwind) (Originally M/V Norman R.Wright) 66 feet 15 foot beam Built in 1949 120 HP Cat. Harwood bottom Huon Pine waterline to deck Deck was Beech |
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| In the 1960s it was very unusual for a pro fisherman to learn to spear fish underwater. Most were too wary of the sharks hazard. Wally in The Swain Reefs 1967. |
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| Famous picture by Ben Cropp in 1961. Tiger shark caught by Wally Muller in The Swain Reefs. Diver is deckhand Ron Zangari who used a barb free spear to demonstrate penetration. |
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| T-shirt for crew member with "The Deep" *(above) - Hollywood required shark scenes for their movies and Wally Muller had experience as to where to find lots of Grey Reef whaler sharks - Marion Reef in The Coral Sera. Other film producers and cameramen followed. 'Sharks Treasure' with producer-actor Cornel Wilde. |
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Alexander (aka 'Boo') and Roy Muller - sons of Wally Muller     CHESTERFIELD REEF EXPEDITION (1971) Fathom  Chesterfield Reef (1971) |
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