Lake Blaguš, reservoir in Slovenia

Lake Blaguš is an artificial reservoir in the village of Blaguš, within the municipality of Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici in northern Slovenia. It was formed by damming the Blaguški potok stream, which remains its main inflow. The lake is stocked with carp, pike, zander, catfish, tench, rainbow trout, rudd and pumpkinseed.

The reservoir was built in the early 1960s by damming the Blaguški potok stream. It was originally created to gather excess water during rainy autumn and spring seasons and to keep the land irrigated during summer dry periods.

The lake takes its name from the village of Blaguš where it is located. Today the local community uses it mainly for fishing and as a place for simple leisure activities like walks and picnics with family and friends.

The reservoir lies by the village of Blaguš in the municipality of Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici, in northern Slovenia, fed by the Blaguški potok stream. Anglers should note that fishing is the main use of the water, with carp, pike, catfish and rainbow trout among the species stocked. The bank is reached from local roads; the source gives no details on paths, parking or accessibility, so check locally before setting out.

The lake's fish stock is documented on an information board beside the water: carp, pike, zander, catfish, tench, rainbow trout, rudd and pumpkinseed sunfish. The board is the source cited by the Slovenian Wikipedia article on the reservoir.