National Catch and Release Day is celebrated on the second Saturday of April, inviting anglers of all skill levels to engage in fishing while focusing on conservation practices. Participants gather by rivers, eager to catch fish and then gently release them back into their habitats, promoting healthy ecosystems and sustainable fishing. Key practices include using appropriate gear, minimizing handling time, and employing techniques that reduce stress on the fish, such as keeping them in water during unhooking and supporting their bodies properly. Anglers are encouraged to share their experiences on social media using the hashtag “#nationalcatchandreleaseday,” while also educating others about the importance of responsible fishing methods. Additionally, those unable to fish can host fishing-themed film festivals to appreciate the sport and its conservation aspects. Overall, the day emphasizes the importance of leaving fisheries in a better condition for future generations.