Tovačov – Annenské jezero
A sand-pit lake near Tovačov (Přerov district), one of several pits around the village. Diving is tolerated at this pit only. The best entry is the boat ramp on the north side, at the start of a headland. The shore is overgrown with water plants with pike, carp and perch; far from the shore the bottom is lifeless sand. Anglers report the densest wels catfish population in Moravia here.
Facts
- Region: Czechia – Moravia & Silesia: Quarries & Lakes
- Area: Central Moravia
- Depth: 0–16 m
- Level: beginner
- Current: low
- Type: lake
- Coordinates: 49.424667, 17.285883 (approximate)
- Highlights: max depth ~16 m, visibility ~2 m, pike, carp, perch, highest wels catfish density in Moravia (anglers' reports)
- Permit: Tolerated rather than officially permitted; no entry from the beach.
- Unverified: Legal status of diving (tolerated) comes from a diver listing only.
- Tips: Diving is only tolerated at this pit; a 2024 report says entering from the swimming beach is prohibited. Use the boat ramp on the north side. No fee stated; check on site.