List of ponds (fish ponds) in the Czech Republic, greater than 150 ha, sorted by area.
| Pond | District | Area ha |
Deep m |
Above mean sea level m n.m. |
River (Drainage basin) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rožmberk | Jindřichův Hradec | 489 | 6,2 | 427 | Lužnice & Potěšilka |
| Horusický rybník | Tábor | 416 | 6,0 | 416 | Zlatá stoka (Lužnice) |
| Bezdrev | České Budějovice | 394 | 7,0 | 381 | Netolický potok (Vltava) |
| Dvořiště | České Budějovice | 337 | 4,5 | 437 | Zlatá stoka (Lužnice) |
| Žehuňský rybník | Nymburk | 321 | 6,0 | 204 | Cidlina |
| Velký Tisý | Jindřichův Hradec | 317 | 3,4 | 421 | Zlatá stoka (Lužnice) |
| Záblatský rybník | Jindřichův Hradec | 305 | 3,0 | 427 | Zlatá stoka (Lužnice) |
| Nesyt | Břeclav | 296 | 3,0 | 175 | Včelínek (Dyje) |
| Máchovo jezero | Česká Lípa | 284 | 12,0 | 266 | Robečský potok (Ploučnice) |
| Dehtář | České Budějovice | 246 | 6,0 | 406 | Dehtářský potok (Vltava) |
| Staňkovský rybník | Jindřichův Hradec | 241 | 8,5 | 469 | Koštěnický potok (Lužnice) |
| Velká Holná | Jindřichův Hradec | 230 | 3,0 | 453 | Holenský potok (Nežárka) |
| Velké Dářko | Žďár nad Sázavou | 205 | 3,0 | 614 | Sázava |
| Svět | Jindřichův Hradec | 201 | 3,0 | 436 | Spolský potok (Lužnice) |
| Koclířov | Jindřichův Hradec | 192 | ? | ? | Zlatá stoka (Lužnice) |
| Kačležský rybník | Jindřichův Hradec | 176 | 2,0 | 530 | Koštěnický potok (Lužnice) |
| Opatovický rybník | Jindřichův Hradec | 161 | 3,0 | 436 | Zlatá stoka (Lužnice) |
| Bohdanečský rybník | Pardubice | 160 | 2,0 | 218 | Opatovický kanál (Labe) |
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