The Gooimeer (Gooi Lake) is a bordering lake situated in the Netherlands between the southeastern part of North Holland — the Gooi region — and the province of Flevoland. Covering approximately 26.70 square kilometers (10.31 square miles), this eutrophic lake sits at coordinates 52°19′22″N 5°11′45″E and is closely associated with the broader Zuiderzee Works system. The southern shore is flanked by the historic cities of Naarden and Huizen, while the Naarderbos forest and the Naarderwoonbos border the lake's southern edge. The narrow western end is spanned by a railroad bridge between Weesp and Almere Poort, alongside the parallel Hollandse Brug highway bridge, while two parallel highway bridges cross the narrow eastern border. Its proximity to Amsterdam makes it a highly accessible and popular predator fishery, drawing anglers from across the region seeking serious sport on a variety of species.