It’s interesting that there were many of those ponds, as we call them, in that part where the Danube used to flood. For example, Carinova Bara – it’s between Petrovaradin and Sremski Karlovci, further on there’s Velika Bara, and upstream, up there, there’s Kotarićeva Bara, Vrtlog, then Slavenićeva Bara. Šinter Hagl, for example, Šveb, which still exists today and is silted up, but when the water comes, you can barely get to it, but we old folks from Petrovaradin know how. … Then there was some Andraš Hagl, then Šuster Hagl, and so there were quite a few of those ponds where fish were caught and people fished. I remember I got my first fishing rod from an ash tree, meaning there were no [store-bought] rods back then.