Krummensee, Lake with sandy beaches in Mittenwalde, Germany.
Krummensee is a shallow lake with wide sandy shores that spread across a large area. Dense woodlands line the banks, and water plants and lilies characterize the appearance of the water.
The water was mentioned as early as the 14th century and was part of an estate owned by a noble family in the region. The area has remained largely unchanged and kept its rural character since then.
The lake draws fishing enthusiasts who return regularly to their favorite spots along the shore. Local angling groups shape the character of the place and show how much this water means to people in the area.
The western shore is easy to reach on foot and offers several spots for fishing and walking. The eastern shore is less accessible because you need to navigate through woodland, which takes more time.
The northern area has extensive lily fields that create ideal conditions for carp and crucian carp during summer. These water plant masses regularly draw anglers who target these fish.
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