I think it depends on us. We all need to stop being lazy. The normal perception out there is Fish farms are too expensive and too difficult to maintain and run which is simply not true.On part of government, i can't say government neglected fisheries because they are offering loans of 2 millions for fish farm(i don't advise loan part for beginners-PM loan scheme).Plus, we have recently developed Tilapi fish aquaculture thanks to government initiatives.
The biggest issue we face as nation is we are continuously losing agriculture land to housing schemes which in long term is very dangerous for our country. There is no water in Baluchistan so good luck doing agriculture there with little or no dams .It really comes down to us buying a piece of land next to river or stream and then using it but mind you there is not many of those here.Secondly, are you willing to relocate to a village to do it?I am willing to but i can't find anyone willing to go with me and help establish the land.Obviously, we know the village people are not very welcoming(you can get shot for taking water from canal at a wrong time).
In short what we face is we think agriculture is old thing and its better to buy plots and develop housing schemes.At end of day, its not just fish farm and money that matters what matters is this kind of business is constructive and helpful in long term to the nation instead of real estate.For example, have a look at buying a shop and running a business like selling things, the money you will make selling meat,groceries will be equal or less than putting same amount of money in the bank which tells you how we are heading in wrong direction for example take an example of average earning of shops in DHA Islamabad where every sector has commercial area.
Very few people in Pakistani business understand the concept of Return of Investment that if you have a restaurant on GT road selling tea and cheap food, you are better off selling it and keeping that money in bank and you will earn more than what your restaurant will make.That is what you call property bubble or over-priced properties.