Big fish small pond, or small fish big pond?
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i would rather be a Big fish in my own big pond...... i think the money would be better that way
371293
THEY COULD BE BIG OR small I REALLY DONT CARE!!!\n\nlolololololo
601567
shiners or shad or you would probably be correct to just call them minnows
166950
Farmers wear britches.....  Little tykes wet their britches.....  Rappers and ganstas need to pull up their briches.\n\nAnd I call little fishes minnows.
68503
Basically, any dead fish can float downstream. Which takes more effort, to just give in to your flesh or fight against it? Not too many people wish to fight it. It is far easier to "go with the flow" than it is to be a light in a dark world.
684832
one you find in a pond shop
229563
Being a big fish in a small pond.  There are so many ways to network when professors and students know you.   And thats true what the other person wrote...big fish eat the smaller ones!
1182268
Department of wildlife and fisheries is the way to go, but to really get a fell for the ponds stop the small bait shops in your area, ask the old guy behind the counter he will give you the best info. Seriously I grew up outside Boston and fished the South shore for years but when I moved out to central mass, I had no idea where to begin. I stopped at a little shop out on 122 I believe. And actually talked to the guy who wrote for the Telegram. Some of the best info I have received.
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Niether!  They are both gimmick lures that have very low catch ratio's.  Save your money and get some YUM dingers.  You will catch way more fish, like bass, than with either of the lures you mentioned.  Tight lines.
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I think if you could find a body of water that has fish you cuold sprinkle them in the water and enjoy watching the fish come and feed on them. It would be espicially beautiful if it were a koi pond.\n\nNo koi don't bite. They are giant goldfish. I do think he will be watching what you do with them. I personally as a Buddhist just love the idea of feeding them to living things. I find that so much more meaningful than just throwing them in a park. IF he had a favorite place you cuold scatter them there. My daddy loved the race track and we scattered his ashes there.\n\nThey CAN eat, silly. They will not bite your finger if you put it in the water but they consider the ashes of a dead person fair game.
855887
in water or a fish market or fish bowl
115081
a tributary or a distub thingy
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"We learn more from the games we loose"\n"How do winners get to where they are today if they never participated?"\n"If you never try for fear of loosing, you have already lost"\n"Those that think that winning is everything may want to stay in a small area where they are the best. They will be the biggest fish in the pond, but never see the ocean."\n"Risk participating in larger ponds and by the time you come back to your old pond, your greater experiences will make it easier to beat the old small pond champion."\n**********************************\nToss a few of these arguements around your debating team and see if inspires other ideas.
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fish will only grow as big as comfortable for the space they live in, if they are in a very small pond they'll stay small for years but, the minute they are in a big body of water they will get huge fast.
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Good answer mofu.   Local convention is the determining factor though - whoever grew up next to said watercourse will have a conventional way of talking about it, regardless of anyone's "definition".   In Scotland there are lots of rivers that the local Brazilian population regards as miniscule little streams.   In Brazil there are rivers that I would say are virtually the sea.
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Big (source 1)\nProbably really big, but not for sure (source 2)
636181
On the day before memorial day, I went to Ohio to visit with my relatives.  They had a pond across the street, so I went fishing for 4 hours that day.  It was a private pond and therefore is rarely fished.  That day, I caught 15 largemouth bass ranging from 7 inches to 17 inches.  Most only took seconds to reel in, but a few took about a minute. Definitely the best fishing I have yet to have.  The day before that, I went fishing with the local bass club president.  On a 6 inch ribbontail worm, I caught a huge crappie!  I don't fish  for crappie so I did not know how big it was.  Until my friend said that it was indeed a big a$$ crappie.  Usually crappie lures are rather small, and I was using a 6 inch worm so that should help you see how big it was.  I would say it was at least 12 inches long.