RedactedNarrative: SYNOPSIS:  
  
  Vessel -1 left from Cedar Key (Outside) Basin Boat Ramp on the morning of Friday, May 20, 2016, at approximately 0830 hours, for a day of fishing in the Gulf of Mexico.  Approximately 1100 hours, the weather conditions changed very quickly and the vessel (23’ 2001, Sea Pro) started taking on water and overturned, roughly 8 nautical miles off of Seahorse Key, Gulf of Mexico. Rough seas (4-6’, intermittent 7-9’ waves).  On May 20, 2016 at approximately 2216 hours, Florida Fish and Wildlife (FWC) was alerted by the complainant that vessel -1 was overdue.  
  
  The following morning (May 21, 2016) approximately 0730 hours, USCG air unit located Vessel -1 roughly 8 nautical miles off of Seahorse Key, Gulf of Mexico with 2 male subjects clinging to their vessel.  Recovered (recovered by USCG helicopter swimmer) individuals were transported to N FL Hospital in Gainesville by the Levy County Fire Rescue.  They were treated for dehydration, and hypothermia. The occupant was later treated for rhabdomyolysis.
  
  One person was not with the overturned vessel and is still missing.  Search ongoing for missing subject.  FWC has 4 vessels and 8 Officers, LCSO has vessel with 2 Officers, USCG has vessel with crew aiding in search.  Vessel - 1 was recovered by Sea-Tow and towed to Cedar Key Boat Ramp.
  
  