were evacuated from the water; the head only appeared one time. It was dismissed as a floating log, but no log was seen afterwards. 2004: Commercial fisherman Keith Haden, originally from Newfoundland, reported several of his fishing nets on Lake Manitoba near the narrows one day to be torn up by what seemed like an ocean shark or killer whale. The fish that were in the nets were not nibbled on, but actually torn in half, by what seemed like huge bites. 2009: Several residents at Twin Lakes Beach reported seeing several humps a few hundred yards from their lake-front cottages. No photos were taken. 2011: Many sightings of several humps emerging and then submerging seen offshore at locations like Marshy Point, Scotch Bay, and Laurentia Beach by security personnel patrolling flooded cottage and home areas. Television Manipogo was featured on an episode of the television documentary series Northern Mysteries. See also Memphre, said to live in Lake Memphremagog, Quebec Seelkee, said to live in the swamps of what is now Chilliwack, in British Columbia Turtle Lake Monster References External links Lake Manitoba Narrows website Canadian legendary creatures Culture of Manitoba Canadian folklore Water monsters