RedactedNarrative: On February 2, 2014, at approximately 1400 hours, operator was traveling from Broad Creek headed to Little Creek.  While traveling into the Chesapeake Bay, Operator1 smelled smoke and flames came pouring out of the engine room compartment.  Operator1 put on his survival suit and sent out a May Day over the VHF radio.  He used both fire extinguishers he had on board in an attempt to put out the fire.  The flames and smoke became too intense and Operator1 made the choice to abandon his vessel.  Operator1 was in the water and on his portable VHF communicating with the Coast Guard.  A Good Samaritan vessel with the name Look Back responded to the May Day and pulled Operator1 out of the water.  Once Operator1 was in their boat, Subject communicated with the Coast Guard to let them know that they had the person in distress and was headed to USCG Milford Haven.  Subject and his crew transported Operator1 to the Coast Guard vessel at the Hole in the Wall.  Once  the Coast Guard arrived at the station. Operator1 was treated by Mathews Volunteer Rescue Squad.  Operator1 had burns to his right arm and a cut on his left leg.  He was also treated for shock.  Operator1 was transported to Water Reed Hospital located in Gloucester, where he was treated and released with partial thickness burns to his right arm, and a vertical laceration to his left leg.  While Operator1 was being treated, York County Fire Department arrived at the scene of the fire and began to extinguish the vessel.  At 1628 hours, the vessel sank and is located at 37 25.908N and 76 09.918 W