RedactedNarrative: On November 18th 2016 RFC received a call from Nassau County Sheriff's Office who states that they were responding to a vessel in distress on the St. Marys jetties. Deputy with Nassau County Sheriff's Office responded to the occupants of the stranded vessel in a small dingy near the vessel. 
  
  Deputy picked up the occupants in his boat. RFC arrived a short time later and found subjectsin the Nassau County Sheriff's boat. RFC took pictures of the vessel on the jetties and followed Nassau County Boat back to the North Boat Ramp. 
  
  RFC received all of information. Operator1 stated that his navigation was turned on but did not see that the jetties extended out as far as they did. Operator1 stated that he has a Seatow Membership and a TowBoat US membership and they were trying to figure out what needed to be done to get the boat off of the rocks. 
  
  On November 21st 2016 RFC spoke with Operator1 via telephone. He stated that they went back out to where the vessel was and was unable to find the vessel. Someone stated that they saw the vessel floating around marker #5 but Operator1 and Seatow were unable to locate it. *** On November 24th 2016 RFC spoke with Florida Wildlife Commission Officer who stated that the vessel was found on Butler Beach, Florida. Officer stated that he was going to get in touch with Operator1 in reference to removal of the vessel.