Currently, many fishermen are calling for “sport, ecological and sustainable fishing” as opposed to fishing that is “disrespectful” of fish.

The “No-Kill” principle, which involves carefully releasing the catch using barbless hooks to avoid injuring the catch, is the symbol of this claim.

The carp fished is no longer considered as prey but rather as a play partner sought after for its sporting qualities (cunning, combativeness, etc.)

This activity combines sporting and technical demands and proximity to nature.