Hong Kong Deep Sea Fishing Charters signs strategic alliance with Glorious Yachts

Hong Kong Deep Sea Fishing Charters Ltd. (HKDSF), the premier provider of sport fishing charters out of Hong Kong SAR, has signed an agreement with Guangzhou based Glorious Yachts (Glorious) to jointly further develop the rapidly expanding sport fishing opportunities is Asia.

Under the terms of the agreement, HKDSF will enjoy the exclusive use of a Glorious 38 Sport Fisher to further develop its range of inshore and offshore fishing charters whilst in return providing detailed advice to Glorious on the design of next generation sport fishing vessels. The Glorious 38 can accommodate up to 8 anglers in comfort for inshore or mid-water day fishing trips, and with a cruising speed of 20 Knots, can reach the prime fishing spots quickly to maximise fishing time." 

Carmine Vastola, joint founder and CEO of HKDSF said: "We're very excited by this agreement which enables us to offer our rapidly growing number of customers a comfortable custom designed boat from which to fish as well giving HKDSF the opportunity jointly with Glorious to further develop the sports fishing market in Asia. The Glorious 38 will be the perfect complement to our two existing boats, the 90ft MV Fortuna, which provides long range offshore overnight trips in comfort for up to 30 anglers, and our 32ft Boston Whaler, Thai Lady, which is ideal for up to 4 anglers for inshore, mid-water and day trips further offshore. We are looking forward to working together with Glorious."

About Hong Kong Deep Sea Fishing Charters Ltd. (HKDSF).

 Now in its third year of operation, Hong Kong Deep Sea Fishing Charters is the premier provider of sports fishing charters out of HKSAR. The company prides itself on offering faster and superior comfort vessels enabling anglers to rest comfortably on the way to and from the fishing grounds, and to shorten travel times to maximise fishing time. The founders have extensive sport fishing experience gained fishing around the world and especially in the South China Sea.