RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 & #2 owner stated he was on his boat coming and going and that everything appeared to be fine.  
  
  He said he had gone to do laundry.  He returned and folded his laundry.  As he walked by the volt meters in the boat he noticed that the power was off.  He said he went out and checked the shore power flipping the breakers on and off from shore.  He said he returned to the boat and noticed the power was still off.   
  
  He flipped the main breakers on the service panels several times but there was still no power.  He said he then went outside and checked the shore power going into the boat and noticed the electrical cord was extremely hot.  
  
  He said he unplugged the power and noticed that the connections were black at which time he then smelled wires burning.  Looking into the boat he could see thick smoke and figured it was too late.  
  
  He called the security desk at the front of the marina to report that his boat was on fire and to open the gates for the fire department.  He said he then called 911.  In addition to the loss of vessel #1 and vessel #2 he also lost expensive electronic fishing equipment.  No one was aboard vessels #2, #3, #4 and #5.  
  
  No one was operating any of the vessels at the time of the fire.  No injuries were reported.