RedactedNarrative: V1 was traveling into the Fort Pierce Inlet. It missed the inlet and struck the rocks on the North Jetty. I was notified of the vessel accident the next day. I first saw the vessel on a sand bar being floated in the Fort Pierce Inlet. The vessel was floated by Boat US and towed to Stan Blum Boat Ramp. It arrived at approximately 1345. I photographed the vessel as it was being removed from the water. I also talked with the Captain of the vessel here. 
  
  The vessel had multiple large holes in the bottom and sides of the hull. There were also multiple cracks and scraps along the bottom of the vessel.   The transom of the vessel also appeared to have damage. The engine bracket was broke. The engine lower units were scratched and the engine cowling was cracked. The holes on the bottom of the vessel appear to have come from the rocks at the jetty. 
  
  The vessel Captain stated that he has been fishing out of his inlet for years and knew the waters well.  
  
  It appears that he captain of the vessel got distracted, slowed down, and got off course on a dark night. This caused the vessel to hit the rock at the end of the North Jetty.