The best lake monster video I've seen - Ogopogo in Canada

Ogopogo is a legendary lake monster that lives in Okanagan lake in British Columbia, Canada. In this video I share with you the best and most clear evidence yet of the existence of Ogopogo.

[worseto]

I was more shocked by that guy's mustache and his monocle.

[lemonfroggyy]

Ignore the Ogopogo, this man with the mustache is the legendary cryptid

[ChrisJohnson-brle]

The dude on the Pringles can is a marine biologist?! Shocking...

[bishopman]

"His son just manages to get away."

All while, whatever it is, doesn't pay any attention at all to the kid paddle boarding. Lmao

[misguidedangel]

My uncle said him and a friend seen Ogopogo back in the 1970s. They were at a remote part of Lake Okanagan doing some early morning fishung. He said it was about 530am in the summer so it was pretty dark out still but it was getting light out already. Ogopogo surfaced briefly and went back under and he said when it went under it really slapped its tail or fin and made a significant splash. They thought what they saw was around 30-40 feet long.

[ADITADDICTS]

The best video evidence of a lake monster, EVER and they have the planters peanut guy analyzing footage. 🤦‍♂️

[BigfishinonWhidbey]

"Lemme call my buddy down and he can tell me if this a genuine Ogopoga video. If it is real, maybe we can make a deal. I will give 7 dollars and not a penny more. I am taking all the risk."

[thespacecowboy]

*casually hugs my ogopogo plush that I got while visiting my grandma in British Columbia*

[Steely_Fran]

I'm very grateful for that old timey villain taking time out of his busy schedule of mustache twirling, laughing maniacally, and leaving tied up damsels on railroad tracks, to assist in this investigation.

[redreaper]

Nobody ever takes Native people seriously enough and believing that all their legends are just make believe. But they understood Nature in a way we don’t and they also lived on these lands for much much longer than we have. So it stands to reason that they might know a thing or two about what’s going on in these lakes.

[jpalmer]

I had a family friend tell us about two sightings while he lives on Okanagan lake in the late 80’s, he swore up and down it wasn’t a sturgeon, as it was far too big and moved more like a serpent.
Now that we have access to inexpensive but effective drones I don’t think it will be too much longer before he have aerial footage of the infamous Ogopogo.
I love cryptozoology! 👍😉

[centauri]

Ok may sound not on topic but the Native girl is beautiful.

[chjofar]

2:00 : autograph expert from Pawn Stars. "I've got a buddy who knows more than I do about sea monsters. Give me a minute and I'll get him down here to take a look"

[DizzyDez]

The scariest thing in this video is Dr. Monocle. He could be evidence of time travel.

[ProDayDrifter]

4:02 “If he wasn’t real and he didn’t exist, we wouldn’t have a word for him.”

Lady… That’s not how it works.

[Mr.CliffysWorld]

That first footage was already debunked as a boat wake. I'm not saying there is no creature in that lake, I'm just saying that that first footage is bogus .

[joshdoz]

I dunno. It looks like a boat wake or a rolling wave.

A 120 foot creature living in a relatively small body of water would require a LOT of food; which I don't think the lake has enough resources.

[JamesJones-cxpk]

I'm going to start a Mississippi monster show. Everytime a jetski goes by and kicks a log up, I'm going to film it.

[redreaper]

Wow! That guy with the Old West mustache and Monical was the most entertaining part of this video!

[stevenfrench]

Wow! I always thought that mr peanut was a myth, but there he was plain as day.