RedactedNarrative: On 3/24/22 at approximately 9:00 am, Operator was operating his 52' Lagoon Sailboat under auxiliary motor power on his way to a nearby marina. After passing through the open 401 drawbridge the mast of the vessel, which is 93' tall, struck power lines that are approximately 85' above the water. Operator stated that he felt a "jerk on the helm and the boat pulled to the port." Operator also stated that he lost electronics but still had power and steerage. He beached the vessel on the north side of the waterway to avoid any risk of colliding with the nearby bridge.
  
  Operator stated that he did not see the power lines after passing through the bridge and was unaware of them. However, after reviewing his charts he advised me that the power lines are listed and have the correct height indicated.
  
  Neither Operator nor any of the occupants were injured. Florida Power and Light responded to the scene and were able to remove the power lines from the vessel. Operator transported the vessel under its own power to the Blue Points Marina in Port Canaveral.
  