Step onto the deck of Silver Addiction Charters and a once in a lifetime fishing experience awaits you. With over 30 years of experience fishing Lake Michigan, Captain Mark Williams has the knowledge and techniques to give you the thrill of the "Big Lake fishing experience."

"OUR BOAT"
The Silver Addiction is a 31' Tiara and is one of the newest and most meticulously maintained vessels in the Lake Michigan Charter Fleet. It is equipped with everything needed to ensure that your trip on the water will be both safe and comfortable, including a private head (bathroom). Tiara Yachts have the reputation of being one of the finest, most luxurious fishing vessels on the Great Lakes. Our onboard safety equipment meets or exceeds U.S. Coast Guard and State of Michigan requirements.

THE LATEST IN ELECTRONICS
The Silver Addiction has all the latest electronics to insure a successful and safe fishing trip. All electronics were installed new in the spring of 2008, and include color radar, autopilot, VHF radio, and a high performance/high power transducer and digital sounder module fish finder to locate fish and underwater structure. Sirius Satellite Weather and radio help us track the current and future weather conditions to keep safety at the highest priority.

FISHING EQUIPMENT
Our fishing equipment is equally impressive with 5 Big Jon electrc downriggers, top of the line Shimano rods and reels, and one of the largest selections of Silver Streak and Dreamweaver spoons, flies and rotators to catch King Salmon, Coho Salmon, Steelhead, Brown Trout and Lake Trout.

LOCATION
The Silver Addiction Charter offers you some of the finest fishing available near the number one ranked King Salmon port of Ludington, Michigan.* We are conveniently located at the Ludington Municipal Marina, dock F11. Our licensed mates on board are here to help even the most inexperienced angler catch "The Big One." Average catches for the months of July-September 2011 were 12.8 fish per trip, including two 30-pound King Salmon in one trip! The fun awaits!

*According to Michigan DNR fish catch reports.