Půspökmolnári gravel mine lake

North of Vasvár lies the Püspökmolnár Lake. The street leading south from the center of the village leads to the somewhat secluded pond.
The Püspökmolnár Gravel Mine Lake, as its name suggests, was created as a result of gravel extraction. Its shores, well-covered with vegetation, can be said to be indented.

The average depth of the four-hectare lake is two to two and a half meters, and the bottom is gravelly, but in some places it is already muddy. Every point of the lake is good for fishing, and in some places there is a snag, which provides an excellent hiding place for the perch population living in the lake.

In addition to the predatory stock, carp, bream and grass carp are the most typical, of which large specimens also occur in large numbers.
Definitely interesting water - on the edge of the village.

As a result of the waterfront developments, more than thirty gravel fishing spots adapted to the terrain were created around the lake, where terrain stairs were also built, due to the differences in level between the shore and the established fishing spot. Thanks to the development, a tidy peninsula and waterfront were created for anglers and hikers. Wooden bench-table sets, benches, as well as new fire pits and waste collectors were also installed along the lake and on the peninsula, so that those arriving with friends or family can also spend their free time comfortably. In order to enhance the fishing experience - in addition to the traditional spring carp stocking - 25 extra-sized carp over 5 kg were also released upon the handover of the developments, which must be released immediately after being caught in the future.

Report on the developments of the renovated lake >>>

More important rules:

Due to water quality protection reasons, habituation feeding is prohibited on Püspökmolnári Lake. Bait feeding is permitted. (Eg: bait basket, slingshot, one-handed scoop), the angler may carry a maximum of 2 kg of bait when ready to fish.
It is strictly forbidden to drive or stay on the Püspökmolnár Lake peninsula by car!