Veerse Meer is a brackish-water lake located in the province of Zeeland in the southwestern Netherlands, formed by the closure of the Veerse Gat estuary as part of the broader Delta Works project. Stretching between the islands of Walcheren and Noord-Beveland, this expansive body of water offers a distinctive fishing environment shaped by its semi-saline character and the complex network of creeks, inlets, and channels that connect to it. The lake's unique brackish conditions support a diverse mix of freshwater and saltwater-tolerant species, making it one of the more interesting and productive fishing destinations in the Netherlands. Its relatively sheltered position within the Zeeland delta, combined with varied underwater structure and extensive shoreline, draws anglers from across the country throughout the year.