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Iznik Lake, located within the boundaries of Bursa province in the southeastern part of the Marmara Region, is Türkiye’s fifth largest and the Marmara Region’s largest natural lake. Covering an area of 298 km², this tectonic lake lies 85 metres above sea level. Known in antiquity as “Askania,” the lake lies between the districts of Iznik and Orhangazi and possesses freshwater. Its depth increases from north to south, reaching a maximum of 65 metres at its deepest point. Fishing activities in the

Lake İznik is located in the southeastern part of the Marmara Region, within the boundaries of the province of Bursa, and is the fifth largest and the largest natural lake in Türkiye. This tectonic lake, with a surface area of 298 km², lies 85 metres above sea level. Known in antiquity as Askania, the lake lies between the districts of İznik and Orhangazi and contains freshwater. Its depth increases from north to south, reaching a maximum of 65 metres at its deepest point. Fishing for species su