RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect:  " I was heading out the inlet.  I set my compass for 120 degrees.  I thought I was clear of the inlet, and that is when I hit the rocks.  I didn't see them, I thought I had good water there."   
  
  Investigation revealed: Operator #1 was transiting north east through the , Barnegat Inlet, when he over rode the submerged section of the north jetty.  after talking to  operator #1 , it was learned he was familiar with the area, but was unaware that the submerged jetty was in his direction of travel.  After striking the jetty, vessel #1 began taking on water , and subsequently began to sink. All persons were removed by SSgt   
  and USCG Barnegat Light Station personnel.  SSgt assisted Sea Tow in bailing out/towing vessel #1.  vessel as towed to Holiday Harbor Marina, where it was pulled from the water. An Inspection of vessel #1 revealed extensive damage to the hull on the port side aft and damage to both shafts, propellers and rudders. 
  
  The drawing for this accident shows that there are two danger buoys marking the submerged rocks. 
  
  Operator #1 complained of chest pain and was transported t o the hospital for medical care.