Lake Bryan is a man-made reservoir in Texas featuring a roughly north-south oriented main body with multiple peninsulas and inlets. The water faces south with the primary southern shoreline being the main launch area. This inland lake offers protected conditions typical of reservoir kitesurfing, with moderate exposure and limited wave development. The lake's irregular shape creates variable wind patterns; side-shore conditions favor easterly or westerly winds depending on location. With average wind speeds of only 6.2 knots and extremely low wind reliability at 2.2%, this spot requires patience and attention to weather patterns. The lake is most suitable for beginners seeking flat-water practice in sheltered conditions. Key considerations include avoiding shallow grassy areas near shore, staying clear of residential development and boat traffic zones, and being aware that wind shadow effects from surrounding trees can create inconsistent conditions. Water temperature around 21°C suggests seasonal variability. This spot works best as a secondary location when stronger wind forecasts align with calm lake conditions.