Fishing conducive to the passive?

The theme of pacifism is portrayed unusually in FF8 with the pastime of fishing. After the arrival of garden in FH the player is made aware that FH is indeed for pacifists and all military groups are unwelcome. So where else in the game do we witness fishing, most profoundly is Seifer in the end sequence with his comrades. In this scene Seifer longingly loosk up toward the Garden. Earlier, the headmaster of Galbadia garden, after loosing everything (his garden) is seen on the peer at FH, does this instil pacifism, it certainly seems that similarly like Seifer; fishing is endemic to peace. Is it the activity or the fact both have lost power, the most probable is the loss of power as they similarly long for Garden. This factor is by no means crucial or highly relevant, yet at the time the subconscious certainly is given the impression fishing is both tranquil and peaceful. Many works us the "repeat experience" of themes and even though we may not realise the recurring theme at the time, it most definitely effects our deeper perception.