Lac de Naussac, Mountain reservoir in Lozère, France.
Lac de Naussac is a mountain reservoir in Lozère covering around 1050 hectares at 945 meters elevation. Two nautical bases provide boat rentals and water sports facilities around the shoreline.
The reservoir was built to manage the flow of the Allier River and reshape the local landscape. It became a key part of regional water management infrastructure.
The reservoir has become a gathering place for water sports enthusiasts throughout the warmer months. You will see people with sails, boards, and swimming gear using the water as their playground during summer.
You can rent boats and water sports equipment at the two nautical bases spread around the lake year-round. Swimming in the supervised area works best in July and August when lifeguards are on duty.
The water is divided into separate fishing zones based on the type of fish living there. The Mas d'Armand area holds salmonids while the main lake contains predatory species like pike.
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