a Móri Petőfi HE

The Móri “Petőfi” Angling Association is a Hungarian fishing organization founded in 1973. It manages the Látóhegyi Lakes, a group of three reservoirs between Mór and Csókakő, owned by the Municipality of Mór and leased to the association for fisheries management. The association has 125 adult members and six youth members, and issues 55 children’s fishing permits annually. Its activities focus on recreational angling and the care and stocking of its waters, with an estimated 40–50 tonnes of fish stocked each year.

The first lake covers 8,790 square metres and is stocked with carp, grass carp, silver carp, pike and various coarse fish. The second spans 8,030 square metres and contains carp, grass carp, zander and coarse fish; zander were reported as not yet available for angling at the time of the site’s information. The third lake covers 9,733 square metres and holds coarse fish, though its water level is affected by seepage and renovation was being planned.