In a freak boating accident, 14-year-old Caleb was struck in the head by an anchor that penetrated his skull. Now known as "Anchorman" and a miracle, Caleb is back to his old self and doing what he loves, fishing and boating.
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In a freak boating accident, 14-year-old Caleb was struck in the head by an anchor that penetrated his skull. Now known as "Anchorman" and a miracle, Caleb is back to his old self and doing what he loves, fishing and boating. 
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