The fishnet theory was first obtained in four dimensions as a strongly twisted, weakly coupled limit of N = 4 super Yang– Mills before being extended to arbitrary dimension. It is a non-unitary theory of two complex matrix scalar fields interacting in such a manner that, in the planar limit, only very few Feynman graphs are allowed and, moreover, the bulk of these graphs must be a piece of a square lattice. As a consequence, the theory can be shown to be conformal and integrability naturally appears through a relation with a non-compact chain of spins in principal series representations of the conformal group. Certain classes of Feynman graphs can indeed be built from the repeated application of operators coinciding with conserved charges o...