Catch & release
We spread the catch & release culture and protect our water resources.
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We are a volunteer community working to develop sport carp angling, protect nature and spread awareness of sustainable fishing.
To spread the catch & release culture, protect our water resources and leave a more liveable nature to future generations.
Karaçepiş Amateur Angling & Nature Education Reserve is a volunteer community founded to develop sport carp angling, protect nature and spread awareness of sustainable fishing.
Working with public institutions, local authorities and related organisations, we run training, awareness work, competitions, environmental clean-ups and social responsibility projects.
Meet the communityWe spread the catch & release culture and protect our water resources.
ExploreThrough nature activities for children and older adults, we bring people of every age to sport angling.
ExploreThrough training, awareness work and competitions we help sport carp angling grow.
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ProjectThe Karaçepiş Reserve Project: Türkiye’s first sport angling reserveThe plan announced by the Metropolitan Municipality: 500 decares, a 4 km trail, 25 teams, 12 months a year.Read the story →
Catch & releaseBack to the water: catch and releaseGiving back what we take from the water: release moments from our channel.Read the story →
ConversationConversations on the shore: experience and friendshipConversations with experienced anglers, teams and supporters.Read the story →
GearTechnology in carp angling: the Deeper Quest bait boatAn introduction to the bait boat and pairing it in the field.Read the story →
From the fieldFrom the field: Esbalder Sarısungur 2026Releases and conversations from the competition in Sarısungur, Eskişehir.Read the story →Different teams. A shared passion. Sportsmanship, fish welfare and respect for nature are at the heart of our competitions.
Visit the competition hub“Respect for nature, care for fish,
hope for the future.”