Fifteen national teams took part in the competition. Over the course of two days, the anglers fished in the canals of Harlem. The results were based on the total length of the catch – including perch, zander and pike – as well as a number of other criteria (maximum length, number caught, etc.).
At the end of the two days of competition, the Ukrainian team claimed the world title, taking first place in the final team standings with 7.5 points (total length of fish caught: 1,347 cm). France took the silver medals with 17 points (993 cm), whilst Moldova rounded off the podium with 20.5 points (1,025 cm). The championship hosts finished in the top ten, coming ninth.
Andrei Filip and Nicolae Coban represented our country at the championship.
In total, the championship participants caught 565 fish. Their combined length was 12,687 centimetres, and the average size of a single fish was around 22 centimetres.
Street Fishing is a form of sport fishing where anglers fish in an urban environment. Participants usually move constantly along the riverbank, looking for promising spots and selecting the right lures.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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