Turyňský rybník — Záplavy.
Turyňský rybník, also known as Záplavy or Velké Záplavy, is a body of water in the Kladno District of Central Bohemia. Mining subsidence turned the original pond into a lake during the 20th century. Covering 51.02 hectares, it is the largest body of water in the district. It is 2.1 km long, up to 450 m wide and approximately 3.5 m deep at its deepest point.
The venue is home to carp weighing over 10, 15 and even 20 kg, as well as catfish, pike and grass carp. Other species include tench, bream, zander, eel, crucian carp, perch and sturgeon.
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