mr_halo
Sep 29 2004, 07:08 AM
Just curious has anyone got any information about this photo, or even about the monster igopogo....
it doesn't look to real to me, but hey ho i posted it anyway...
Thanato
Sep 29 2004, 11:00 AM
Is that Lake Simcoe in Canada? If so i wouldnt know anything about a Creature living there.
But on a side note the picture looks fake.
~Thanato
Canadian Rottweiler
Sep 29 2004, 04:15 PM
I haven't seen that picture before.It looks kinda fake though.Maybe it's real,it's hard to tell.Here is another pic kinda like it.
Gabriel
Sep 29 2004, 05:29 PM
far as i know its a lake in canada with its own nessie type sea monster,
supposedly the picture u have is how the anamal is discribed, but i do not know if the photo is a fake. does look a little too good to be ture huh?

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BurnSide
Sep 29 2004, 05:38 PM
Man. Every lake in the world has it's own monster apparently.
You'd think we'd have concrete evidence of ONE of them by now.
TooFarGone
Sep 29 2004, 05:47 PM
Looks fake, unfortunatly.
ROGER
Sep 29 2004, 06:08 PM

When anyone can put these critters out of the water by thier tails, and put them on a scale, then I will believe.
Daughter of the Nine Moons
Sep 29 2004, 06:16 PM
Looks fake to me too ... I was at Lake Simcoe 3 or 4 times this summer too!
Daughter of the Nine Moons
Sep 29 2004, 06:30 PM
Ok ...according to a book called In the Dominion of Lake Monsters by John Kirk.
Ogopogo has been sighted:
North Saskatchewan River -Alberta
South Saskatchewan River -Alberta
Kalamalka Lake - British Colombia
Kooteney Lake - British Colombia
Okenagan Lake- British Colombia
Upper and Lower Arrow Lakes - British Colombia
Skaha Lake- British Colombia
Lake Simcoe- Ontario
Great Big Sea
Sep 29 2004, 06:33 PM
Since no one gave a link:
http://www.tourcanada.com/ogopogo.htmhttp://www.ogopogo.org/And you can also Google the word Ogopogo.
ironjennyrackham
Sep 29 2004, 06:50 PM
QUOTE
Ok ...according to a book called In the Dominion of Lake Monsters by John Kirk.
Ogopogo has been sighted:
North Saskatchewan River -Alberta
South Saskatchewan River -Alberta
Kalamalka Lake - British Colombia
Kooteney Lake - British Colombia
Okenagan Lake- British Colombia
Upper and Lower Arrow Lakes - British Colombia
Skaha Lake- British Colombia
Lake Simcoe- Ontario
how do they know its all one creature and not a bunch of different creatures?
QUOTE
Man. Every lake in the world has it's own monster apparently.
so true--the lake where i grew up has "Wally" the Wallowa Lake Monster--see the post i started!
Daughter of the Nine Moons
Sep 29 2004, 07:19 PM
QUOTE
how do they know its all one creature and not a bunch of different creatures?
No...idea. It is especially hard to swallow that they are the same creature when you consider the distance seperating Ontario and British Colombia...that and the Rocky Mountain Range.
ironjennyrackham
Sep 29 2004, 07:41 PM
yah i know that some lakes are thought to be connected, but it's hard for me to believe that they are the same creature when no one seems to be able to get a good look to prove that....
moe eubleck
Sep 29 2004, 07:59 PM
Moe thinks that they are really big lobsters . These lobsters are ancient and wise and swim really fast. Moe even has a pic of one that he saw in Canada.
Canadian Rottweiler
Sep 29 2004, 09:36 PM
There is no way that we can know the sea serpents' ways of life until we capture one.Maybe they are able to travel long distances without getting exhausted.Maybe they don't even sleep.

It's probably a bunch a different creatures in the lakes.Maybe there is even caves and tunnels below the lake floor.Or like the natives say about them,they can take any animal physical form.
grc
Sep 30 2004, 01:13 AM
QUOTE(BurnSide @ Sep 29 2004, 06:38 PM)
Man. Every lake in the world has it's own monster apparently.
You'd think we'd have concrete evidence of ONE of them by now.
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True. Looks like the tourism is a very good bussiness. Maybe that's why we "have" monsters everywhere in the world.
I find it very unreal to a snake like creature to swim that way. Have you saw the way snakes swim? You are not able to see anything besides the head out of the water. That's why I'm very skeptikal about these creatures.
LisaMHD
Sep 30 2004, 06:48 PM
I made a copy of one of the pics(2nd one posted), and circles what looks like a line of some sort attached to the "creature" and goes to the beach. The arrow points to what looks like a small post to which the line is attached to. What do you all think?
BurnSide
Sep 30 2004, 06:51 PM
Hrmm. I don't see any line. Could you maybe trace over the line? Highlight it just so i can see where you mean.
LisaMHD
Sep 30 2004, 07:00 PM
Here ya go Burnside. I could be wrong of corse, but thats what it looks like to me.
BurnSide
Sep 30 2004, 07:14 PM
I see what you mean. Good stuff, thank you.
However i'm not convinced. Mainly because i think the 'monster' is drawn onto the picture with a marker.
mr_halo
Oct 1 2004, 08:57 AM
i think its a genuine photo of a lake monster, prove me wrong
Canadian Rottweiler
Oct 2 2004, 04:32 AM
That "line" could be from the waves.This pic is from a long time ago,this looks pretty real considering how old it is...
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