Lowcountry Gamefish on the Fly or Artificial Lure...
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Explore some local water or leave it all behind...
Up to 2 Anglers | Maximum 375 pounds
- Conservation and Catch and Release -
3/4 DAY
6 Hours | $675
Light Tackle and/or Fly Fishing
Highly recommended to maximize your time on the water!
Flood Tides: April - October
Redfish: August - April
Giant Jack Crevalle: May - September
Cobia: April - May
Tarpon: July - September
Other Species Include: Seatrout, Flounder, Tripletail, & Sharks
HALF DAY
4 Hours | $495
Light Tackle and/or Fly Fishing
Suggested For:
Early Morning Summer Sessions
Flood Tides & Winter Low Tides
Flood Tides: April - October
Redfish: August - April
Giant Jack Crevalle: May - September
Other Species Include: Seatrout, Flounder, Tripletail, Sharks
5 HOUR DAY
5 Hours | $585
Light Tackle and/or Fly Fishing
Suggested For:
Early Morning Summer Sessions
Giant Jacks & Winter Low Tides
Flood Tides: April - October
Redfish: August - April
Giant Jack Crevalle: May - September
Other Species Include: Seatrout, Flounder, Tripletail, Sharks
FULL DAY
8 Hours | $925
Light Tackle and/or Fly Fishing
Leave it all behind and see what the Lowcountry has to offer!
Highly recommended!
Flood Tides: April - October
Redfish: August - April
Giant Jack Crevalle: May - September
Cobia: April - May
Tarpon: July - September
Other Species Include: Seatrout, Flounder, Tripletail, & Sharks
MEET YOUR GUIDE
Graham Cotter has been an adventure guide in one way, shape, or form for over 20 years. While he grew up visiting his father in Hilton Head Island he spent the majority of his career in the Florida Keys, South Florida, and the Bahamas. Graham managed private sport fishing operations which required him to learn new fisheries as he travelled to various remote locations - offshore fishing for pelagics, inshore fishing for bonefish, snook and tarpon and diving and spearfishing. But sight fishing the Backcountry flats and creeks were always the favorite.
After evacuating the Florida Keys for Hurricane Irma in 2017 he ended up on Hilton Head Island. Graham had found the Backcountry waters he had always been searching for. The endless variety of salt marsh creeks and flats in the Lowcountry are overwhelming and ever changing with the tide and could never be fully explored.
When not on charter Graham is still on the water everyday keeping his finger on the pulse & scouting new spots.
Captain Graham operates a 2015 Beavertail Vengeance
Up to 2 Anglers or 375 lbs maximum capacity
Graham Cotter practices conservation and catch and release. The mission is to build anglers teaching proper handling of fish and fish release tactics. During your trip you can experience a variety of wildlife including dolphins and sea birds. The natural beauty of the Lowcountry deserves reverence and protection.
CONTACT
Hilton Head Island, SC
(305) 304 - 5106
