What does it mean when a man dream about fish?

Answer 1

A meaningful response is impossible without more information. What was your husband doing with what sort of fish? This dream could be about anything from deep-sea fishing to keeping a tropical fish aquarium to roasting fish on a spit.

Answer 2

To dream that you see fish in clear-water streams, denotes that you will be favored by the rich and powerful. Dead fish, signifies the loss of wealth and power through some dire calamity. For a young woman to dream of seeing fish, portends that she will have a handsome and talented lover. To dream of catching a catfish, denotes that you will be embarrassed by evil designs of enemies, but your luck and presence of mind will tide you safely over the trouble. To wade in water, catching fish, denotes that you will possess wealth acquired by your own ability and enterprise. To dream of fishing, denotes energy and economy; but if you do not succeed in catching any, your efforts to obtain honors and wealth will be futile. Eating fish, denotes warm and lasting attachments.

A bit more:

Dreams are the mind's way of 'filing' things away in our subconscious. If it's not a recurring dream, it means absolutely nothing, other than he may have seen something about fishing on tv, read something about it, had a conversation about it, etc.

If it is a frequently recurring dream, it can mean a number of things, such as:

• he enjoys fishing
• he enjoys eating fish
• he may be remembering fishing with his dad when he was a boy and misses it, or misses his dad if his dad is no longer living
• he would like to take you fishig, but possibly doesn't have the means or the time to do so
• he knows you would like to go fishing and feels guilty that he can't take you
• he may hate fishing or even be afraid of water, and that fear can come through in his dreams

Answer 3

someones pregnant!

A serious answer:

There are many symbolic meanings associated with fish, and these meanings can be specific to certain traditions, societies and even to certain families. The psychologist Freud associated fish with female genitalia, while another psychologist, Jung, associated fish with Christianity. So that is quite a significant difference.

> Broadly speaking, dreams are about the dreamer. One person's dream does not provide information about other people, and dreams are far more likely to illustrate the dreamer's own emotional state rather than to predict future events. Asking the dreamer about the emotional tone of the dream (joyful, terrifying, confused?) may give some hint as to its meaning. The setting of the dream and the events that occurred are also important: was the dreamer catching fish? eating fish? swimming with fish? being chased by a fish? Each of these would have entirely different meaning.

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Answer 4

Dreams of fish are difficult to interpret because there are so many symbolic associations possible. Fish might represent food or Christianity or female qualities, slippery criminals or flip-flopping politicians. So it is important to consider other factors in the dream such as the location, context, actions and emotional tone. For example, a dream about catching fish out in the deep sea would be very different from a dream of cooked fish served on a platter with lemon and parsley, or a fantasy of rainbow colored fish flying above treetops.

Answer 5

Would like to eat fish.