RedactedNarrative: V01 was drifting west when environmental conditions and a wake of another boat pushed it up on rocks.
  Parties involved had very similar statements, following is a summary of all statements combined. 
  
  Operator was operating the vessel toward a mooring buoy to secure the vessel, when someone on the vessel shouted out that there were divers in the water. Operator then put the engine in neutral to avoid hitting a diver. 
  
  When Operator put the vessel in neutral, a combination of wind, waves and the wake of a vessel caused them to drift onto rocky bottom. When Operator felt the engine collide with the rocky bottom, he trimmed the motor as high as it would go and threw the anchor to prevent further drifting closer to the lighthouse. 
  
  The anchor secured the vessel but the waves caused the vessel to continually collide with the rocky bottom. They attempted to contact the USCG via radio but it died and they were unable to make communication. When they realized the radio was inoperable, they signaled a nearby vessel and asked them to contact USCG. When the USCG arrived on scene, they disembarked and walked on the rocky bottom and manually maneuvered the vessel into deeper water. Once the vessel was in deeper water, they were towed into Cow Key Marina by a salvage company.
  