RedactedNarrative: Operator A left Camden harbor sailing down wind towards Curtis Island. Operator A stated that the wind wasn't bad on the inside of Curtis Island, but that the wind got worse when he got beyond Curtis Island. Operator A stated that he realized the wind was to much for him to be sailing. At that moment, the wind increased. Operator A stated that there was a gust of approximately 40 knots that caused the sailboat to turtle (the mast went completely under water). Operator A grabbed onto the side of the hull, got on top of the capsized vessel and flipped it back upright. The operator attempted to bail the vessel out using his hands, realized that the vessel had taken on to much water. He made the decision to leave the vessel and swim towards Ogier Point. He made it to shore and was able to locate help. Operator A explained to the witness that he had just capsized. The witness got Operator A a sweatshirt and took him to the hospital where he was treated for hypothermia.