Launching ceremony of "Fish enJoy" Scheme fishing vessels demonstration project held today to mark step towards diversified development of leisure fisheries

The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) today (November 5) held the launching ceremony of the "Fish enJoy" Scheme fishing vessels demonstration project at the Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market, marking the first time that altered fishing vessels are used to carry passengers to sea and showcasing the diverse appeal of leisure fisheries. Officiating at the launching ceremony, the Secretary for Environment and Ecology, Mr Tse Chin-wan, said that promoting the development of leisure fisheries is a key measure under the Blueprint for the Sustainable Development of Agriculture and Fisheries, and has also been incorporated into the Chief Executive's 2026 Policy Address. The Government has been actively exploring the development of leisure fisheries through the "vessel dual-use" model, subject to specific safety conditions and safe operation. Through close collaboration between the AFCD and the Marine Department (MD), technical matters relating to vessel equipment and licensing and insurance arrangements have been resolved. Fishermen's groups also received financial support from the Sustainable Fisheries Development Fund in March this year to launch the demonstration pro

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