RedactedNarrative: On 05-02-14, Officer of the Florida fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission were on duty in the Monroe County, FL. We were in uniform in a marked vessel when we responded to a call of vessel capsized between Ohio Key and East Bahia Honda Key. 
  
  When we arrived on scene we saw Operator1 wearing a life jacket and sitting on top of his capsized vessel. The vessel was still anchored from the bow. I maneuvered our patrol vessel while Officer helped him aboard and checked for injuries. Operator1 had no injuries and was in good health. He did say that he felt dehydrated and we gave him some fresh water.
  
  Operator1 said that he was fishing while anchored approximately 150 yards south of East Bahia Honda Key when his vessel began to quickly take on water and then roll over. He immediately put on his life jacket and gathered some of his personal belongings then climbed on top of his capsized vessel. He told us that he had been sitting on top of his vessel for approximately one hour before we had arrived. 
  
   Operator1 told us that he had no insurance for the vessel and would try to ask for help from a friend in order to retrieve his vessel before calling Sea Tow or Boat US. We took Operator1 to Sunshine Key campground and he left under good health.