Hello All,I have been getting a lot of emails from you all regarding Champ Hunting Tours on Lake Champlain. I am planning on partnering with one of the Burlington-based cruise companies this summer and will have more info for you in the coming weeks. I am too busy looking for Champ to guide the tours […]

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Hello all,Thanks for visiting my new and improved site. I have done an extensive redesign in the last couple weeks in order to make Champmonster.com more interactive for all of you, and to make it easier for myself to post on the fly. Right now I am working on re-posting all the information that I […]

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Here is a huge table of Cryptids from around the world, provided by Answers.com. They have everything from the Caspian Tiger to the Steller’s Sea Cow. Most of these I have never heard of.

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Big Foot, Moth Man, the Sea Serpent of Gloucester, Champ of Lake Champlain. These are just a fewof the mythical beasts uncovered in this intriguing collection ofextraordinary creatures. Firsthand accounts and the opinions ofscientists weave together a fascinating web of fact and legend. Whetheryou’re a skeptic or a believer, you’ll find much to ponder in […]

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Lake Champlain is home to a breeding colony of Loch Ness type animals.Within you will find the best search dates for the Summer of 2000. Thisfield guide is a must for anyone with an interest in Cryptozoology, itgoes way beyond any book in print when it comes to hard evidence andfacts. Thirty years spent searching […]

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Here is a great list of books with Champ mentions from NewAnimal.com. Great site about all sorts of … new animals. Here is the lake/sea monster page. Benjamin, R.W. Champ – Lake Champlain Monster Blackman, W. Haden. The Field Guide to North American Monsters. New York: Three Rivers Press, 1998. Pages 54-56 Champ Clark, Jerome […]

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Here is a photo of a large unidentified creature that washed up on the shore of China. Why haven’t we recovered a Champ corpse? I suppose if Champ lives and dies in the deeper part of the lake, the bodies would probably sink. With a lack of tides or significant flow there are not many […]

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From the site: To assess the reputed phenomenon, Skeptical Inquirer managing editor Ben Radford and I launched “The `Champ’ Expedition” in the summer of 2002. We examined all aspects of the Champ legend, from its alleged inception, through the impact of a famous 1977 photograph of the creature, and beyond. Unlike some so-called investigations–which, while […]

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Check it out, this site has everything you could possibly want to know about Champ’s cousin Nessie.

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I just saw The Water Horse and would recommend it to anybody interested in Champ or Nessie. Its a great flick for the whole family, I sometimes dream that Champ and I will be able to be friends like this.

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