Lake Memphremagog, which straddles Quebec and Vermont, has been home to reports of a mysterious lake monster known as Memphré since the 1800s. Witnesses describe a long, dark, serpent-like creature with humps rising from the water, sometimes said to reach 30 feet in length. Sightings surged in the 1980s, with dozens of fishermen and boaters reporting encounters, and local newspapers regularly covered the phenomenon. While skeptics suggest sturgeon or logs, Memphré remains a beloved regional legend and a fixture of Canadian cryptid lore.