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I saw Eastland's comment about dreaming about rain, and I recalled doing the same thing myself. Is this a common afliction? I bet I dream about how the pond has filled up with water, and all the plants I've seeded to feed and attract wildlife are growing like crazy, twice a month. Then, I wake up to reality, and disappointment, which is eventually overtaken by hopeful optimism.
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I dream about my pond all the time...most of the time, it's either 10 times larger, or 10 times smaller (nightmares)  I once had some unknown bulldozers pushing dirt up over my dam...I can always see the fish in the water too. It's not uncommon to catch a fish I can't identify either !
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I've dreamed about my pond(s) over and over again. It's the typical insecurity/fear of failure type stuff. You know, Pond's going empty, fish are all dying, dam's busting kinda scenarios.
Holding a redear sunfish is like running with scissors.
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Originally posted by Bruce Condello: I've dreamed about my pond(s) over and over again. It's the typical insecurity/fear of failure type stuff. You know, Pond's going empty, fish are all dying, dam's busting kinda scenarios. Are you late for Fisheries Management class and can't find your waders? I dream about dozens of big, beautiful fish, swimming around in shallow water practically begging to be caught. The last time there was a Redear that had to be at least 12" long; when I pulled it out it was taller than it was long. Young PB member harvests large Lepomis from Theo's pond. 
"Live like you'll die tomorrow, but manage your grass like you'll live forever." -S. M. Stirling
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That's one of the biggest BG I have ever seen. It's certainly in my top 10.
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Awe Theo, I think that picture is faked! If the fish was really that big that kid wouldn't be able to hold it up would he?
Gotta get back to fishin!
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Looks like he was using his leg for bait. Good thing he only got the pants.
Subscriber, but without the ability to link to my Pond Boss Pic!
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bz:
That's my cousin Stumpy Jack's son Ewest (no relation). Although he was only 13 at the time, he was already benchpressing 6 month old hereford heifers in 4-H weightlifting, so the BG was no problem.
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Lil' Ewest is an avid reader. IIRC, he was seeing if the one-shoe-off approach discussed in Horace Higby and the Scientific Pitch would result in better control in casting. The answer is obvious.
I'm not sure what he was using for bait, but that was about the time our tomcat disappeared.
"Live like you'll die tomorrow, but manage your grass like you'll live forever." -S. M. Stirling
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 LOL. I'm glad you liked the edit. Now where is that old tom cat? He must be related to Furhead Wheel Chock -- he's been missing for weeks !!
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Now that my pond is just about full, I find myself day dreaming about the grass around it more than anything else.
I keep picturing what it might look like with green grass all the way around it and how it will feel to mow it.
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I used to dream that I was starting all over again, Like the movie 'Goundhog Day'. Since Furhead Wheel Chock keeps the drag-line from crushing me and Big Head Sally just sits there purr in� for moral support, that dream has faded into absurdity. Now, I debate with myself during dreams; should the pond barge frame be made from aircraft quality aluminum 2in x 3in tubing or 2in x 4in tubing? Possibly marine quality tubing would be OK? Should I have it black anodized so the fish can�t see it or should�.. 
Life is Good on Bremer Pond!
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Theo, how old were you in that pic? Did the adult figures in your life alter the pictures from your childhood, to coverup disappointment? If you could, can you look back onto that day and remember what fish you caught? Was it a minnow? We aren't here to judge or persecute you, only here to help.
To Dam or not to dam That isn't even a question
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Once again, Lance, that's my cousin's boy. :rolleyes: Did the adult figures in your life alter the pictures from your childhood, to coverup disappointment? Interesting theory. That could explain why my parents got a new airbrush every other year and why family album pictures of me are as scarce as shots of Trotsky with Lenin and Stalin. 
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I had to read a few of these dreams before I'd admit to any of my own. I thought I was the only one who went to bed at night dreaming of new ponds, ponds filling up, pond projects, and of course big fish! I gotta admit that more often than not I'm dreaming of my ponds or some other wildlife management aspect of my land. Wonder what those kind of dreams mean?
Gotta get back to fishin!
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Fishpond To see a clear, well-stocked fishpond, foretells of profitable enterprises and great pleasures.
To see a muddy fishpond in your dream, denotes illness.
To see an empty fishpond, signifies that nearby enemies are lurking and on the prowl.
To dream that you fall into a clear pond, signifies good fortune and reciprocal love.
Pond To see a pond in your dream, represents tranquility and desire for more quiet time to yourself. It is a time to reflect on your situation and what is going on in your life. Alternatively, it suggests that you keep your feelings contained and in check. You are experiencing and emotional calm in your life
Fish To see fish swimming in your dream, signifies insights from your unconscious mind. Thus to catch a fish, represents insights which have been brought to the surface. The fish is also an ancient symbol of Christianity and Christian beliefs. Consider also the common phrases "like a cold fish", "fish out of water" or something that is "fishy" about a situation. It may also imply a slippery or elusive situation.
To dream that you are eating fish, symbolizes your beliefs, spirituality, luck, energy and nourishment. It is food for the soul.
To see a dead fish, signifies disappointment and loss of power/wealth.
To dream of cooking fish, indicates that you are incorporating your new realizations with your spiritual feelings and knowledge. If you are cleaning fish, then it suggests that you are altering your emotional expression in a way that will be presentable to others. You are censoring yourself and not expressing how you completely feel.
Fisherman To see a fisherman in your dream, suggests that you are trying to catch something in your waking life.
Fishing To dream that you are fishing, indicates that you are confronting and bringing your repressed emotions to the surface. In particular, to dream that you are ice fishing, suggests that you are breaking through a hardened emotional barrier and confronting difficult feelings from your unconscious.
Consider the common phrase "fishing for compliments".
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Winston - What does it mean if you debate with yourself about aluminum tubing sizes in framing your pond barge?
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Debate To dream that you are in a debate, symbolizes some inner turmoil or conflict that you are experiencing. It also means that you find closure to those unresolved issues
Aluminum To see aluminum in your dream, signifies your ability to retain what is valuable to you. It indicates contentment in your fortunes, no matter how small.
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Winston, what does it mean if I dream about catching a LMB that shatters our current state record? 
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Record Large Mouth Bass To dream that you catch a record large mouth bass signifies that you are a dreamer. You have no grasp of reality.
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Somebody tell me how that could have been set up any better!!! LOL Sorry Shorty!
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Winston is startin' to scare me... 
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LOL back at ya Winston, that was funny! :p Honestly, I have had that dream more than once. Have I ever mentioned that our neighbors down the road claim to have caught 3 LMB over 11 lbs. out of our pond when the previous owner was draining it? Our current state record is 10# 12 oz., and I have seen the neighbors pictures. 
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The reality of it was that I could not find one word in that dream that had a meaning. So then it hit me, this was way to easy. As you can imagine, I had thought of a lot of things, but I decided to keep it simple and not to harsh!
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Winston - Thank you for you help! I was concerned that I had fallen into a temporal rift bordering a global cooling singularity parallax. Phew! 
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"I was concerned that I had fallen into a temporal rift bordering a global cooling singularity parallax"
Dwight, is this the fallout from -21 degrees?
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