RedactedNarrative: Two white males were in a 20 ft Hydrasport anchored at N25 54.193 W081 43.906 fishing in rough seas. The tide flipped and waves started crashing over the transom. The owner attempted to pull up the anchor but the boat took on too much water. The vessel began to sink and the occupants were forced to abandon ship. They were picked up by Naples Fire boat 50 and the vessel was recovered by SeaTow. No injuries.
  
  Operator1 stated that the vessel was anchored about a half mile offshore. They were fishing for sharks and the sea started to become rough and the tide started changing. He said that a wave came over the transom of the vessel and swamped the boat. 
  
  Both occupants moved to the bow of the vessel and attempted to pull up the anchor unsuccessfully. Operator1 stated he tried to start the engine, but it would not start, at the same time another wave crashed over the transom and the boat began to list and sink. Both occupants grabbed life vests and abandoned the vessel. They were in the water for approximately 10 minutes before the fire boat picked them up.
  
  Sea Tow recovered the vessel, returned it to Caxambas boat ramp, and pumped out most of the water.
  