I grew up in Vermont , lived in winooski , Colchester area and in 1986 my wife and I were parked in a car on the banks of the lamoile river , not far from lake champlain . something swam by , headed towards the lake , under the water that was so big it left a wake like a boat had gone by. I was stunned by the amount of wake this creature had left. The wake hit both banks of the river hard. My thought was , whatever it was , it must have been like 800 pounds or more . My dad said it must have been a huge sturgeon. But I had my doubts . whatever it was , it was huge . if it was champ , I think my car stereo , which was quite loud , kept him under the water.
Your dad may be right. For years there were stories of the Lake Tahoe Monster , turns out the sightings were of fresh water sturgeon , that are gigantic, and occasionally come up to the surface.
Hey Seth and crew...I am also in NE Ohio and I LOVE cryptozoology and I am so happy to have new cool stuff to watch. Thank You to all of you for all you do.
I live here in vermont used to live in Burlington right up the road by the waterfront. Always hung out down there. I never saw anything personally and still haven't but do believe champ very well could exist! Fun fact: we have a baseball team named the lakemonsters and the. Mascot is of course champ. Went to my first game this past summer, it was awesome.
Grew up around the finger lakes, been to champlain a number of times as well. All of these glacial lakes have at least a few monster stories. The most compelling explanation I ever heard was stories of 6 foot juvenile eels being found, these would have a projected full grown size of 60+ feet
Thanks for putting this on RUclips!!! I've seen 20 minutes of the beast of Whitehall, but I've heard you as a guest on alot of shows(i.e. where did the road go) and have always wanted to see an entire small town monsters movie!!! Thanks!!!!
You lack objective thinking my friend lumping Bigfoot with Champ, etc., together. The possibility of one or more of these phenomena actually existing does in no way justify the veracity of the others existing. Each needs to be studied and vetted based the results of its own data, facts, merits. I’m afraid all ‘Champ’ has going for ‘it’ is a few humps-n-bumps sightings and zero probability based on paleontology, biology, and good ol common sense.
I believe there's an underground water Cavern that house has a lot of these ancient creatures. I believe a lot of these ancient structures still exist today left over from prehistoric times. What do you think? Open Forum anyone.
Even though I feel the champ creature is a myth I wish there really was a loch ness monster roaming around in the lake, the thought of it is extraordinary 😊
The sightings historically appear in 10-15 year sequence basically as a juvenile is attaining it's full growth and possibly exploring it's habitat and feeling it's invulnerable as is the case with most species. Just an observation.
Not to be the sceptic one here but if the champlain sea had some kind of plesiosaurus we will had found fossils of thoses so i think it just people who have seen some other marin mamal , like two seal playing with each other. Because they all say having see gray skin and seal do have so i dont know i really hope that there are still some beautiful plesiosaurus alive but it kinda imposible.
@@emcee2603 still, very much more likely than a giant serpent-like creature that nobody’s ever really seen properly eventhough it’s apparently spotted very frequently. Who’s laughing now.
If there were a breeding population of lake monsters, I’m pretty sure we’d have a lot more evidence. Still fun to consider the history, and psychology that goes into such a thing.
Could it be a giant salamander species from prehistoric times or what about one of the ancestors of modern sea turtles the one with no shell or maybe a soft shell variant i hope any and all are true
Champ is REAL trust me on that there is actually a abc news footage caught by two fishermen back in 2005 and the whole video was never shown to the public and the cryptozoologists who saw the whole footage say ITS NOT A HOAX and that it shows a long necked plesiosaur or turtle like animal up close and personal and the animal was about 15 to 20 feet long swimming next to their boat sadly the video costs 100000 dollars to just buy it sadly
My question is what does this huge thing eat if it travels between here and to Loch Ness etc. we wouldn't have to worry about sharks and other creepy maneaters if it does eat fish. Great video, love this stuff.
I first heard of Champy from a TV Show Unsolved Mysteries hosted by an actor of 40's & 50's Robert Stack. Some cable channel's still Air them, Unsolved Mysteries was cool because it introduce both people's point of view on Champy skeptics & true believers utilizing scientific data. By the way photo was proven Not a Fake Since, Unsolved Mysteries aired on TV I've seen numerous documentaries on the Subject pertaining to Lake Monster's. In fact I heard of Champy long before Loch Ness in Scotland both creature's sighted going back Centuries. Two day's ago it hit me the famous photo of Champy the animal in the Water it has one hump. Why is the one hump important? Because multiple witnesses out in there boat's an on land have testified to seeing an animal out there with 3 humps. Bottom line there's two different reptilian species within that Lake. The first one's been identified through the photo, an that's Champy. We still don't know enough about Champy and it's running mate within Champlain why not consider what we do know. First much of what we have is circumstantial evidence but often people convicted of crimes can go too prison for much less of course that relates to human nature. In this case one would be operating in Science, & supposedly according to said Movie Concussion Dr. Omalu is told that Science is about KNOWING. Through Theory of Evolution Darwin's scholars surmise it's impossible for that animal to be a Plesio yet, clearly the animal in said picture is not a Whale or The Amazon Dolphin in Brazil; especially, since there pink, they definitely aren't Manatees. To me, when, I look at the one photo, I see a Plesio. No one's been able to get a picture of the 3 hump animal and yet people have continually seen that one as well. Here lies my limited knowledge on reptiles that I'll use as a comparison let's begin with Sea Snakes. Sea Snakes can travel on land or swim in the ocean. They can hold their breath a long time but eventually like their cousins the Sea Turtle's come up for Air. They usually swim around coral reefs stalking its favorite prey Moral Eels (I thought that fish was a top Predator). It's quite bashful an timid when it comes too interacting with people accept I suppose Mating Season; yet, Sea Snakes are in fact Venomous. The two creature's in Lake Champlain are both bashful an timid they pop out for a breath of air when they feel secure an pretty much avoids people just like Sea Snakes do. We don't know if these guys are Venomous, clearly their not electric if they were to bite Us we don't exactly have an antidote like that of the Sea Snakes. So this is my View Point on the Subject of Lake Champlain.
You guys are all silly I know EXACTLY what it is. I guess I will you all what it really is. It is the alien version of a pet dog, what you are seeing is when the alien's take them out for a swim (walk). If you ever come face to face with one you had better have tree fiddy on you or you are in big trouble. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why do you say, it was first discovered by some European...Indigenous peoples, Vikings and the Chinese came here WAY before any European, I guess in ur opinion, Columbus 'discovered' America too...hahahaha...
Sound like a 5 year old. Discovered as in by the western point of view. Not that hard to understand smart ass. I’m sure we all know indigenous were here a long time ago. And when did the Chinese come to lake Champlain? I’ve certainly never heard that one lolol Chinese came to the lake before Champlain did? I want what you’re smoking
Petroglyphs in the first photo with the woman who I presume discovered them are actually runes and they were likely carved by the Norse explorers who never settled here but in fact visited peacefully long before Champlain "discovered" it and colonized while stealing land from the indigenous tribes.
I believe there's big awesome water creatures in these big lakes, but i also think lots of people have jumped on the bandwagon and faked stuff. Earth is awesome
I grew up in Vermont , lived in winooski , Colchester area and in 1986 my wife and I were parked in a car on the banks of the lamoile river , not far from lake champlain . something swam by , headed towards the lake , under the water that was so big it left a wake like a boat had gone by. I was stunned by the amount of wake this creature had left. The wake hit both banks of the river hard. My thought was , whatever it was , it must have been like 800 pounds or more . My dad said it must have been a huge sturgeon. But I had my doubts . whatever it was , it was huge . if it was champ , I think my car stereo , which was quite loud , kept him under the water.
no mames wey!!
800 pound ??? Hahaha that's hot the monster that's André the Giant
My dad said he saw it and my grandma as well idk tho it could be a lie although he is pre adamant that he saw it
It was me.
Your dad may be right. For years there were stories of the Lake Tahoe Monster , turns out the sightings were of fresh water sturgeon , that are gigantic, and occasionally come up to the surface.
Thanks for uploading this!!!! Hope you do more monsters!! Love it. 🦕
Hey Seth and crew...I am also in NE Ohio and I LOVE cryptozoology and I am so happy to have new cool stuff to watch. Thank You to all of you for all you do.
This channel needs way more views and appreciation..
Great stuff yet again
Thanks for sharing this! Greetings from Germany!
I live here in vermont used to live in Burlington right up the road by the waterfront. Always hung out down there. I never saw anything personally and still haven't but do believe champ very well could exist! Fun fact: we have a baseball team named the lakemonsters and the. Mascot is of course champ. Went to my first game this past summer, it was awesome.
Grew up around the finger lakes, been to champlain a number of times as well. All of these glacial lakes have at least a few monster stories. The most compelling explanation I ever heard was stories of 6 foot juvenile eels being found, these would have a projected full grown size of 60+ feet
Thanks for putting this on RUclips!!! I've seen 20 minutes of the beast of Whitehall, but I've heard you as a guest on alot of shows(i.e. where did the road go) and have always wanted to see an entire small town monsters movie!!! Thanks!!!!
Great channel and documentary thank you. 👌.
Nicely done ! Very cool video of the subject . Cheers
It was an awesome episode I'll be catching the other three episodes.
i am from Whitehall N.Y it is also known for bigfoot sightings well over 150 of them i grew up there in the early 70;s and 80;s
70's an 80's were the most exciting times for Sasquatch sightings 👮 officers and many others!
There's no such thing as Bigfoot. Leave me alone.
You lack objective thinking my friend lumping Bigfoot with Champ, etc., together. The possibility of one or more of these phenomena actually existing does in no way justify the veracity of the others existing. Each needs to be studied and vetted based the results of its own data, facts, merits. I’m afraid all ‘Champ’ has going for ‘it’ is a few humps-n-bumps sightings and zero probability based on paleontology, biology, and good ol common sense.
It's finally here! Been looking forward to this one :D
Thanks for uploading this
"You nasty ol' monster! I ain't givin' you no tree-fiddy!"
I believe there's an underground water Cavern that house has a lot of these ancient creatures. I believe a lot of these ancient structures still exist today left over from prehistoric times. What do you think? Open Forum anyone.
Do more lake monster searches. Thanks 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Cool video!! 😊
Even though I feel the champ creature is a myth I wish there really was a loch ness monster roaming around in the lake, the thought of it is extraordinary 😊
The sightings historically appear in 10-15 year sequence basically as a juvenile is attaining it's full growth and possibly exploring it's habitat and feeling it's invulnerable as is the case with most species. Just an observation.
good job
Ooooh. Do the beast of Whitehall next!
They already did, check out their website
What is the Beast of Whitehall?
@@conalcochranh3274 ruclips.net/video/baL8KqJkLS8/видео.html
At 15:54 Champ is over his right shoulder behind him in the water....
Not to be the sceptic one here but if the champlain sea had some kind of plesiosaurus we will had found fossils of thoses so i think it just people who have seen some other marin mamal , like two seal playing with each other. Because they all say having see gray skin and seal do have so i dont know i really hope that there are still some beautiful plesiosaurus alive but it kinda imposible.
2 seals playing!? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@emcee2603 still, very much more likely than a giant serpent-like creature that nobody’s ever really seen properly eventhough it’s apparently spotted very frequently. Who’s laughing now.
Champ or not, it is a beautiful lake.
RIP Scott Mardis!
sea serpents exist
I live in Plattsburgh ny and I go on the Fairry to Vermont all the time and I have never seen champ
What documentary shows a video of champ towards the end? I thought it was small town monsters
Are you thinking about the creature of Lake Okanagan?
The imagination is a wonderful gift!
So is ignorance... I hear it's bliss!
@@olivercromwell7937 ????????????
From what I'm hearing is that the sightings of the 4 foot champ and over time it's now 20 feet I'm guessing its been growing
Adults and juveniles, God bless you and your family.
From crown point NY
You ever catch one?
FINEALLY! A crypto programme NOT about boring Bigfoot! I may subscribe if they're going to keep coming...
Oh you mean to is a exact match to 80 % of the unidentified water criptid. Wow.
long necked seal is more plausible than plesiosaur imo
Did they build warships on the lake?
If the coelacanth - a fish thought to be extinct for millions of years - could still be alive why can't other species of animals?
You'd better believe it man! God bless you and your family.
If there were a breeding population of lake monsters, I’m pretty sure we’d have a lot more evidence. Still fun to consider the history, and psychology that goes into such a thing.
Dumb
jquest43 what?
It is not recommendable to swim in the lake if you don't want to be Champ's lunch.
Could it be a giant salamander species from prehistoric times or what about one of the ancestors of modern sea turtles the one with no shell or maybe a soft shell variant i hope any and all are true
Champ is REAL trust me on that there is actually a abc news footage caught by two fishermen back in 2005 and the whole video was never shown to the public and the cryptozoologists who saw the whole footage say ITS NOT A HOAX and that it shows a long necked plesiosaur or turtle like animal up close and personal and the animal was about 15 to 20 feet long swimming next to their boat sadly the video costs 100000 dollars to just buy it sadly
My question is what does this huge thing eat if it travels between here and to Loch Ness etc. we wouldn't have to worry about sharks and other creepy maneaters if it does eat fish. Great video, love this stuff.
Underwater McDonald s
@@jquest43 LOL yeah!
@Boom Diggaty Anything and everything, wasn't brought up to be a picky eater.
@@salvagemonster3612 History channel documentary stated it travels back and forth.
I think the monsters could be freshwater cetaceans.
@Boom Diggaty I, good sir, am not a River Dolphin. I am an Ocean Dolphin.
Those filthy fresh water flops are imposters to all cetaceans.
I saw champy back in 1970. Bigfoot was riding on his back while they were being chased by a UFO.
I think this is the satire the lady was talking about 😂
me think its an unknown long neck giant turtle
I first heard of Champy from a TV Show Unsolved Mysteries hosted by an actor of 40's & 50's Robert Stack.
Some cable channel's still Air them, Unsolved Mysteries was cool because it introduce both people's point of view on Champy skeptics & true believers utilizing scientific data.
By the way photo was proven Not a Fake Since, Unsolved Mysteries aired on TV I've seen numerous documentaries on the Subject pertaining to Lake Monster's.
In fact I heard of Champy long before Loch Ness in Scotland both creature's sighted going back Centuries.
Two day's ago it hit me the famous photo of Champy the animal in the Water it has one hump.
Why is the one hump important? Because multiple witnesses out in there boat's an on land have testified to seeing an animal out there with 3 humps.
Bottom line there's two different reptilian species within that Lake. The first one's been identified through the photo, an that's Champy.
We still don't know enough about Champy and it's running mate within Champlain why not consider what we do know.
First much of what we have is circumstantial evidence but often people convicted of crimes can go too prison for much less of course that relates to human nature.
In this case one would be operating in Science, & supposedly according to said Movie Concussion Dr. Omalu is told that Science is about KNOWING.
Through Theory of Evolution Darwin's scholars surmise it's impossible for that animal to be a Plesio yet, clearly the animal in said picture is not a Whale or The Amazon Dolphin in Brazil; especially, since there pink, they definitely aren't Manatees.
To me, when, I look at the one photo, I see a Plesio.
No one's been able to get a picture of the 3 hump animal and yet people have continually seen that one as well.
Here lies my limited knowledge on reptiles that I'll use as a comparison let's begin with Sea Snakes.
Sea Snakes can travel on land or swim in the ocean. They can hold their breath a long time but eventually like their cousins the Sea Turtle's come up for Air.
They usually swim around coral reefs stalking its favorite prey Moral Eels (I thought that fish was a top Predator).
It's quite bashful an timid when it comes too interacting with people accept I suppose Mating Season; yet, Sea Snakes are in fact Venomous.
The two creature's in Lake Champlain are both bashful an timid they pop out for a breath of air when they feel secure an pretty much avoids people just like Sea Snakes do.
We don't know if these guys are Venomous, clearly their not electric if they were to bite Us we don't exactly have an antidote like that of the Sea Snakes.
So this is my View Point on the Subject of Lake Champlain.
😊👍
I literally live there.. lol
Lavender 23 same here
Swimming?
Used to myself. Born and raised in Plattsburgh.
One of my Best freinds is the Diver in the documentary he told me they did alot of editing an took out alot of good insightful things as well.
Why....
Yeah right
Its me... Im the champ 💪🥊🥇🏆
in 2005 champ was first seen by a women she captured a photo of champ
probably an eel or an oar fish. but who really knows for sure?.
Maybe there is just a massive crocodile in the water?
Everyone knows it’s not true . Yet I watched the whole thing
Church Services Connecticut eH who knows if it’s true or not? Maybe it is maybe it’s not, I think it’s true.. it’s really interesting indeed
spanish subtitle please
Well, with her in-built Mae West, Katy Elizabeth certainly isn't going to drown in Lake Champlain any time soon.
She Is Champ
Put her in a tight wetsuit and i’ll believe everything.
This IS the average lake in finland. Fucking demons everywhere
Jerry Garcia
You guys are all silly I know EXACTLY what it is. I guess I will you all what it really is. It is the alien version of a pet dog, what you are seeing is when the alien's take them out for a swim (walk). If you ever come face to face with one you had better have tree fiddy on you or you are in big trouble. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Huurders of years and now in this erea not one picture ????
Jjjj
Why do you say, it was first discovered by some European...Indigenous peoples, Vikings and the Chinese came here WAY before any European, I guess in ur opinion, Columbus 'discovered' America too...hahahaha...
Sound like a 5 year old. Discovered as in by the western point of view. Not that hard to understand smart ass. I’m sure we all know indigenous were here a long time ago. And when did the Chinese come to lake Champlain? I’ve certainly never heard that one lolol Chinese came to the lake before Champlain did? I want what you’re smoking
The Vikings were european too.
It’s bs they would been found Moby Dick
Bla bla bla bla .
Petroglyphs in the first photo with the woman who I presume discovered them are actually runes and they were likely carved by the Norse explorers who never settled here but in fact visited peacefully long before Champlain "discovered" it and colonized while stealing land from the indigenous tribes.
I believe there's big awesome water creatures in these big lakes, but i also think lots of people have jumped on the bandwagon and faked stuff. Earth is awesome