Lake Nasworthy, affectionately known by locals as Nas, is a 1,380-acre reservoir located in San Angelo, Texas. Built in 1930 by the West Texas Utilities Company to provide municipal water to the city, this tranquil yet vibrant lake features approximately 26 miles of scenic shoreline. With a maximum depth of 29 feet and an average depth that classifies it as a relatively shallow reservoir, Lake Nasworthy offers anglers diverse fishing opportunities year-round. The lake is primarily characterized by its mud banks, though some areas feature rip-rap and rocky structure. Much of the shoreline is lined with bulrushes and alligator weed, creating ideal habitat for various fish species. Lake Nasworthy is fed by Twin Buttes Reservoir, which helps maintain a nearly constant water level, making it a reliable fishing destination throughout the year.