RedactedNarrative: Owner/operator and his three passengers were heading westbound through Sebastian Inlet from the Atlantic Ocean. After riding a wave in, Operator's vessel nosed down into a wave causing a partial flooding of the vessel. This flooding slowed the vessel down resulting in an additional wave (from behind) to crash over the vessel's transom. At this time, the vessel was completely flooded which prompted all occupants to swim out of the vessel. 
  
  A good samaritan vessel picked up all occupants and brought them to shore. No one was injured. 
  
  The vessel later on became stuck on the Sebastian Inlet Bridge and due to tide conditions, it was not removed until approximately 11:30 P.M. 
  
  Operator was issued a warning for a violation of navigational rule six regarding safe speed and an infraction for no boater safety identification card (failed to complete safety course).