there had not been any boats for hours. In a CKOV63 radio interview early September 2006 on hand gliding in the Okanagan, the president of the club urged people to take up the sport and that they might even see the "Ogopogo Snake" in Okanagan Lake. There have been two reported sightings of Ogopogo in the Daily Courier this spring, 2006. Both tell of three seven foot long black humps moving through the water when there were no boats on the lake. Daryl Ellis is again swimming the length of Okanagan Lake this year 2006 for diabetes research. Anyone who wishes to participate in the swim can contact Daryl, announced today July 26 2006. You will need a boat to accompany you on the swim. Daryl Ellis swam Okanagan Lake on his annual swim last year on September 8 2005, called Ogo Chaser. On one vivid encounter he saw Ogopogo raise his head above the water and look around and was close enough to hear the splash of his head as he went under. Daryl waited a good hour before resuming his swimming marathon. 2007: Ogopogo was seen by a retired dentist in Saturday's Kelowna Daily Courier October 13 2007. He was rowing by the Eldorado Hotel and the mouth of Mission Creek south to Pentiction when he noticed a wave from behind. There were no other boats on the lake at the time, so he looked back. He saw two or three humps come out of the water three