RedactedNarrative: Watercraft was anchored in about 15 feet of water and the operator and passenger were fishing. 
  
  The operator started the motor before pulling the anchor up. He put the motor in gear and the anchor rope got sucked into the propeller on the motor. 
  
  The boat suddenly spun around and the rear corner went below the water level. 
  
  The boat began to fill with water and the bilge pump could not keep up. The nose of the boat stood straight up in the air as the back of the boat went down. There were no wearable life jackets accessible at the time the boat filled with water and the operator grabbed several throwable flotation devices, giving two of them to the passenger. 
  
  Once the boat went below the water, they held on to the throwables and began yelling for help. There were several boats in the area and one immediately came to their rescue. The operator and passenger were in the water for about two or three minutes before being rescued. They were brought back to the resort where they were able to change into dry clothing. The operator stated he didn't know who the rescuers were because they immediately went back out fishing. There were no injuries. The resort owner said the resort employees would go out and retrieve the boat as soon as possible.