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Title: Fisher of Men Charters Appoints Captain Ben Biddle as New Leader; Captain Randy Elliott to Head Inshore Division

United States, 24th Apr 2025 – Fisher of Men Charters, a locally-operated charter rooted in the fishing traditions of the Grand Strand, is entering a new chapter of its leadership to carry forward a legacy of outstanding service and deep-sea adventure. Captain Ben Biddle has officially stepped into the role of lead captain at Fisher of Men Charters, taking the helm from longtime mentor and founder Captain Randy Elliot, who now leads the inshore division under Fisher of Men Inshore Charters.This transition reflects not only the strength of the company’s succession planning but also its commitment to providing guests with an authentic and skillfully guided experience on water.Captain Ben Biddle Leads Fisher of Men ChartersCaptain Ben’s promotion follows 15 years of working alongside Captain Randy, where he gained extensive experience supporting offshore trips, managing vessel operations, and interacting with guests from all over the country. He now leads offshore charter trips out of Little River Inlet with the same focus on professionalism that has come to define the brand.“Ben has earned his stripes through years of dedication, patience, and hands-on experience on the water,” said Captain Randy. “He knows the rhythms of the Atlantic, understands what our clients are looking for, and has what it takes to lead this next chapter of Fisher of Men Charters.”Fisher of Men Charters offers offshore deep-sea fishing trips tailored to small groups looking to explore the Atlantic. Captain Ben’s calm presence, deep local knowledge, and strong focus on safety and personalization will enable him to deliver a productive and enjoyable charter. With his appointment, Fisher of Men Charters remains deeply connected to its roots, charting a future guided by experience and a shared passion...


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