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Taking 3 times the volume of those small dog bowls, and dividing it by the volume of a sphere with a 15% loss factor (as per Thetpin's theory for space lost for sphere's when touching each other), you get the answer to be 2674.

PS, if you believe any of that b/s, then good luck to you.

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1500

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1655

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1200

1111

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1800

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Oi!
I've already bagsied 1111!

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Blimey of all the numbers
In that case I've buggered up, never mind I've already won the first competition.
I hope you win

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707

Englefield Lagoon, April 2015, A fish called the long one. If you zoom in on the side with the black eye, you will see it has a two pronged barbule like a snakes tongue. Now baby black is no longer, I am guessing this is now the king of that pond. This was the first time it went over 40lb. Third ever trip, first time using our S4. Long running naked chod with five S2 bottom bait barrels scattered around. That spring, there was me, a mate from the river Matty Birkett, and Alan Welsh who I'd fished Kingsmead Islands with 20 years previous (before all the simmos went in from K1). Engy was still on the RDAA open club ticket at the time, but no one was fishing it really. It was such bliss in 2015. That changed massively over the following couple of years when it was to become much, much busier. I only did six trips in total in 2015. Went back the following year just once.

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1300

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