VICTORIA, B.C. - Brigette Horvath knew she saw something strange in Cameron Lake on Vancouver Island two years ago and a team of researchers say
she might be right.
Was it a fish, an eel or some kind of serpent-like creature? She says she didn't know. But Horvath grabbed her camera and managed to fire off one
shot before the batteries failed.
The researchers who specialize in looking for so-called crytozoological creatures - in other words, monsters - spent Saturday on the lake probing the
depths with a sonar-like fish finder.
ca.news.yahoo.com...
Pretty interesting stuff, hopefully we find out more soon!
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star and flag..
this is really interesting. ive always thought of the many lakes in Canada's vast wilderness to be the most likely location to find such a "lake
monster", simply due to the isolation and the climate.
please update us when you get more information about this search. :-)
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The story is interesting but the picture doesn't show anything that doesn't look like a wake from a boat.
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Cool find! I was quit surprised at how common such sightings are up there. Hopefully some time soon some one will prove that these lakes have
something in them that explains the sightings! The lake "monster" is almost a universal concept.
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It is a universal concept, they are one of the few "animals" that is seen worldwide. Wonder if theres a reason for that  deeemons
They are in the history of Canada too and also in the history of Scandinavia
Rifle-Gunder
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I don't see much news about Cameron Lake on ATS, but recently they did their sonar testing and the main guy says they captured evidence of something
large in the lake. I saw it briefly on national news.
If anyone has anymore details, please share
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One thing that jumps out at me about the lake is that it is not that deep. 50 feet is the deepest it goes. Just about all 'lake monster' sightings
have the same common parameters. Old, deep, and oligotrophic are the first things I look for when a lake monster story pops up. And a bonus is high
latitude. Just about every lake with a legend has these characteristics.
Cameron Lake even though is not deep, it is surrounded by other lakes, so it is possibly that they are somehow connect.
Interesting story, thanks for bringing it up.
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reply to post by FoxMulder91
I've heard of these before.
I figure they are probably Sturgeon. For those who don't know.. Sturgeon are very big and long fish.
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The guy leading this expedition talked about the target possibly being some kind of giant eel or giant salamander, both of which have apparently been
known to exist around Vancouver Island. Personally I've never seen a 20' salamander before, so maybe all he found was some BC bud 
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