What is this White Water-can it tied back to Nimitz Tic Tac Encounter

[jon_eir]

The white water has always been one of the most unexplained aspects of the Nimitz UFO encounter to me. I thought it best to discuss it separately and consider any possible connection to the Nimitz Tic Tac encounter and its location.

A recent Reddit video shows a sudden white disturbance. the OP states the location off Rivière-au-Renard, Gaspésie, Quebec.

around 400m of the coast,

The OP reported shallow water, about 5ft deep , it exploded suddenly, spread of roughly 300 metres,

lasting a duration five minutes and more.(whatever more means in this context?)

Commenters proposed:

1. Hydrothermal vent: Heat and minerals rising from the seabed.
2. Sewage outfall: Wastewater creating foam and turbulence.
3. Methane release: Escaping seabed gas producing bubbles.
4. Sediment eruption: Pressurised water lifting mud or minerals.
5. Whale feeding: Bottom-feeding stirring up sediment.
6. Whale waste: Faeces or vomit discolouring the water.
7. Dead whale: Decomposition releasing gas and fluids.
8. Submarine: A submerged vessel disturbing the surface.
9. Feeding frenzy: Predators and baitfish churning the water.
10. Broken pipeline: Pressurised discharge from a damaged pipe.
11. Stormwater runoff: Drainage suddenly clouding the water.
12. Algal bloom: Plankton making the surface appear pale.

Local reporting in french orginally,
https://www.lepharillon.info/2026/09/10/pour-63-m-de-projets-daqueduc-et-degouts/

The Gaspé municipal council adopted three resolutions on September 8 to submit the water and sewer supply projects for Rivière-au-Renard and L'Anse-au-Griffon, for a total value of $63 million.

describes planned water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades in Rivière-au-Renard. That makes checking for an outfall worthwhile, but establishes no cause.

I havent looked into any of the claims, nor does this video establish a connection to Nimitz. The comparisons I feel are unavoidable.

 

[flarkey]

Google earth shows a pipleine heading into the sea off Rivière-au-Renard.

48.9958773,-64.3788653. Circle is of radius 500m

Pumping station near the shore and pier: linky

Signage:

 

[flarkey]

Perhaps a similar phenomenon in 2017 GE imagery, slightly further east of the pumping station?

And 2004:

And 2003

And https://parcsindustrielscanada.com/parcs/61

 

[flarkey]

Free Boating Maps show another pipeline into the sea that terminates at the point of the white water.

https://fishing-app.gpsnauticalchar...charts-navigation.html#15.51/48.9970/-64.3748

Its also shown on the official Canadian Marine Charts (linky)

Overlay in GE.

That pipline seems to run to this building: (linky)

https://acpgaspesie.com/

The company Les Agrès de Pêche ACPG Inc.—formerly known as Agrès de pêche CHP—has been part of the Gaspé landscape since 1987 and has been owned by the ACPG since 1997. Located in the Rivière-au-Renard industrial park, the company specializes in the sale and manufacture of fishing gear. It provides exceptional service to fishers and the local community.

 

[Trailblazer]

The drone video appears to show numerous birds being attracted to the disturbance, which suggests to me that (a) it's a fairly frequent occurrence that the local gulls know about, and (b) it's something they find worth checking out. A sewage release would fit the bill – either with stuff the birds might want to eat directly (yuck) or, more likely, attracting fish which the birds will prey on (slightly less yuck, but still yuck).

 

[flarkey]

The drone video appears to show numerous birds being attracted to the disturbance, which suggests to me that (a) it's a fairly frequent occurrence that the local gulls know about, and (b) it's something they find worth checking out. A sewage release would fit the bill – either with stuff the birds might want to eat directly (yuck) or, more likely, attracting fish which the birds will prey on (slightly less yuck, but still yuck).

I'd have thought that off-cuts from fish processing might have been more likely?

 

[jon_eir]

Free Boating Maps show another pipeline into the sea that terminates at the point of the white water.

great work on finding this, my power is off for scheduled maintenance until 5 GMT and will look further later.

The pipeline seems to be the leading hypothesis at present. I would be interested in establishing what the deep is at the pipe exit and whether it sewage or industrial/processing waste that's pumped.

I should of also mentioned that UFO/USO talked had already started in the reddit post and that I have reached out to the OP for a firmer location and as yet no response

EDIT-LMAO took me 30mins to post this without Broadband and some points had already been stated

 

[Trailblazer]

I'd have thought that off-cuts from fish processing might have been more likely?

Yes. And even less yuck (but only slightly).