McNeill’s of Brattleboro, VT is offering up an American Pale Ale style beer called Champ Ale.  In our opinion, its one of the best beverages to enjoy while watching for Champ from the beaches along Lake Champlain.  Throw back a couple (or 6) and you’re almost guaranteed to see Champ. Visit McNeills’ Myspace Page – […]

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History Channel has put togerther an awesome show on Champ, “America’s Loch Ness Monster” Here are the links to parts 1-4, available to watch Free on the History Channel website America’s Loch Ness Monster – Part 1. America’s Loch Ness Monster – Part 2. America’s Loch Ness Monster – Part 3 America’s Loch Ness Monster […]

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Excellent webpage about a research trip to Lake Champlain from Jordan of TrueAuthority.com

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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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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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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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This is a great show on Champ and other Cryptids, tune in if you have not seen it already!

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From the StrangeMag site: Joseph W. Zarzynski, founder of Lake Champlain Phenomena Investigation, writes that “the evidence of ‘Champ’s’ existence is scanty when compared to the wealth of eyewitness testimony, photographic and sonar evidence from Loch Ness, but he still feels that there is enough “impressive data” on Champ to support belief in its existence. […]

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There is a wealth of information on Champ on the Wikipedia website. From the article:“Champ is the name given to a reputed lake monster supposedly living in Lake Champlain. [1] While authorities typically regard Champ as legend, some believe it is possible such a big creature does live deep in the lake.”

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