Introdution

There is a lot more to Lake Sarberki than the beauties of nature. Being a mine lake originally, later it was converted into an angling pond. The lake occupying about 6 hectares and surrounded by beautiful landscape is situated in the north-eastern end of the little, riverside town, Lenti, is ideal for those who are keen on angling and spending their holidays by water. 10 lakeside bungalows provide excellent accommodation for family weekends or friendly gatherings.



The story of the lake

The lake has come into being as a result of gravel mining during 15 years, since the middle of the 70s. The anglers of the town and the surrounding villages started planting the water up - by not methodically planted fishes - and fishing yet during the procession of mining.
Fishes got into the water in a natural way too: by the overflow of the Kerka and by birds. In this way the natural fish stock of the lake has been developed. From line-fishing aspects the lake functioned as “wild water” even till the beginning of 2002.
The permanent, rich, flowing run-off -due to the intensely flushing sprigs-, the significant, here and there 4-6 metres deep - and excellent quality water made the intensive settling of fishes possible.
The 6-hectare surface lakes in beautifully trimmed environment offer visitors and anglers services of high standard.
Due to the systematic planting nobody leaves disappointed, anglers mention the lake repeatedly as “The Paradise of Anglers”. It is open every day. Summer time anglers are allowed to fish even at nights as well.