RedactedNarrative: Operator of vessel #1 stated to the effect: 
  On Saturday October 3rd, I went on an offshore shark fishing trip with my friend. We left from Shelter Harbor Marina (where boat is docked) at roughly 10AM and left through the Little Egg Inlet. After a full day of fishing offshore in the ocean, as the sun began to set, we decided it was time to pack it up and head home. 
  
  From the time we decided to bring up all 6 lines and put everything away the sun had set and the sky was getting dark very fast. After about 15 minutes underway heading towards home, we made the decision that with only my phone GPS and no radar, it was too dark to go back to the Little Egg inlet and made the decision to go towards the Atlantic City Inlet which was visible from the water as there are many large tall buildings with lights (as opposed to Little Egg Inlet with no lights whatsoever). 
  
  We then followed the GPS towards the inlet and right as we thought we were in the clear, within about a hundred yards of the inlet, we abruptly ran aground into the Absecon Jetty and the boat became stuck on top of the rocks. Unsure of what had happened, we made sure each other were okay and processed what had just happened. I took a screenshot on my phone of the GPS app from the boat on the jetty at that time, and it became clear that the phone GPS did not show a jetty. 
  
  Upon my arrival Brigantine Police and Fire departments were on scene. I observed a 2016 Yamaha jet boat on top of the north jetty located in Brigantine, Atlantic County. Vessel #1 was traveling south west attempting to enter the Absecon Inlet located in Brigantine, Atlantic County. Vessel #1 stuck the north jetty located in Brigantine. Vessel #1 came to rest on top of the jetty. Vessel #1 sustained major damage to the entire port side of the vessel. Due to the positioning of the vessel on the jetty, I was unable to determine the damage sustained to the starboard side of the vessel. No injuries were reported at the scene. 
  
  