Deep Blue Marine Inc. Prepares for New Dive Season and Leases Additional Boat.

KEY WEST, Fla. -- Deep Blue Marine Inc. (Pink Sheets: DPBM) is pleased to announce that the company is preparing for the upcoming treasure hunting season, and equipment and boats are ready to go. Deep Blue has leased the "Lady Laura," a 40-ft. Novi hull rough water boat, for the upcoming season. The company will concentrate a good portion of their efforts on the "Woman Key" site this year, but also has plans to send a boat and crew to the North Carolina site in early summer. The company has entered negotiations for the development of a permit in a third area.

Wilf Blum, President and CEO, said, "This season appears to be very promising. With the addition of the "Lady Laura" we now have 3 boats that we can dive from and run surveys from allowing us to pay attention to the other sites we have contracts with. We have spent a lot of time getting to know the site and preparing to move forward with the exploration of Woman Key and other sites we are negotiating on. At this time we can't say too much, but the future looks pretty exciting and the crew is ready to dive. The hardest part of the job is the waiting on weather to clear so we can get going again."

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