Big Ivan Lake

Big Ivan Lake is one of the many natural attractions of the Nevelsky district of the Pskov region. Its area is 15.4 square kilometers, the average depth is 4.2 meters, and the maximum is 15 meters. Big Ivan Lake is flowing, together with Little Ivan it makes up Lake Ivan. Through the Balazdyn River and Lake Small Ivan, it connects with the river Luvat.

The Karatayka channel near the village of Zaivanye Big Ivan is connected to Lake Karatai, the length of the duct is about 1.4 kilometers. The type of lake is a breamy-messing with a poopy. There are such mass species of fish as perch, pike, bream, roach, pike, perch, red pepper, ulcer, sander, pinch, rag, top, eel, catfish, lime, carp and carp. The coast of the lake is dotted with dense vegetation, it is a great place for a family holiday. Here you can fish, collect mushrooms and relax in a tent town.