perfect place for a KB stabilizer
Might be the best answer, IMO.
Although, making other sets in the area, as The Beav points out, is great advice !
That said, I have a piece of culvert pipe ( 4 ft long ) with the sides notched out for the springs.
I insert it into the main culvert pipe, forcing the beaver through it.
I use the largest trap possible, such as a Belisle 440 mag or a 550 Savauge. 660, those work too.
Since the notches are cut dead center, it places the trap, dead center and OFF the bottom, allowing (most) turtles to pass through, where a trap set on the bottom will catch them.
Don't let anyone tell you that a culvert in a lake or major body of water isn't a top notch location to trap beaver.
IT is and at times beaver will even live in them.
I've caught a lot of beaver in culverts in about every type of trap you can think of.
A foot hold set dead center on the bottom, will take a lot of beaver if the water is less than a foot..
The Comstock swim trap is another fine choice.
If I told you how many beaver I have taken on nuisance jobs using that simple trick, you may just ask me again !