August 16, 2017

Jacksonville angler Bill Weaver and his girlfriend left their mark on Nosara’s blue water on board the mega panga Harvester.

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Early Sailfish releases got everyone’s blood pumping, then the afternoon brought a bevy of sweet Yellowfin Tuna.

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