91.   The lake is always full, often with a tourmaline tint to it, and from a boat, the Trinity Alps provide a fantastic backdrop.

92.   The lake is home to the Texas blind salamander and two rare fish, the San Marcos Fountain Darter and San Marcos Gambusia.

93.   The lake is perfect for desultory canoeing.

94.   The lake is rich in aquatic nutrients, including heavy weed growth in the summer along the western shore, just as pike prefer.

95.   The lake is.

96.   The lake itself is tiny.

97.   The lake may be public, but its shoreline is almost all private.

98.   The lake was obviously remote, yet accessible by car, with a paved road all the way in.

99.   The governor, Engelbrecht said, hired an engineer to insure that a five-acre lake could be built for bass fishing.

100.   The lake is beautiful and within walking distance of the campground.