RedactedNarrative: V1 came in contact with seabottom causing damage to port side prop and rutter.
  
  I spoke to operator, he informed me that he was operating the vessel out of South Sound Creek towards the ocean when he hit the sea bottom. The vessel started taking on water, which was to much for the bilge pump to control. 
  
  He notified the coast guard, when the coast guard arrived they helped him pump out most of the water so that he was able to make it the rest of the way to the marina. He showed me his chart plotter, he marked the point in where he hit the sea bottom. I asked him about the extent of the damage to his vessel. He informed me that he knew that his rudder had been bent and that the prop had probably been damaged as well. I asked the dock master at Mariners Club Marina if he had experience with large vessels, regarding an estimate of how much damage repairs would cost. He stated that he had a good amount of experience and that it could cost between 15 and 20 thousand dollars.