RedactedNarrative: During the early morning hours of 3/15/20 the vessel Foolish Pleasure with 6 people aboard was north bound in the Atlantic Ocean off of Fernandina Bch., FL.  Operator turned the vessel towards the east around a green buoy and in to the St. Marys Inlet.  He became disoriented and continued the turn so that he was traveling in a south east direction.  
  
  He traveled back outside the channel and over the jetty.  He realized he made a mistake and turned back to the north.  The vessel would strike the south jetty at this point.  The time was approximately 05:00.  Low tide would be at 08:19.  
  
  At this time the portion of jetty struck would probably be covered by water.  The vessel was stuck on the jetty.  A good Samaritan vessel and the Nassau County Sheriffs Office Marine Unit arrived to remove people from the vessel.  There were no injuries.  The incoming tide and wave action continued to batter the boat on the jetty rocks.  The vessel came free from the jetty and drifted into the inlet.  Crew members from the vessel arrived on scene and deployed the vessel's anchor in a attempt to keep the vessel from drifting into the marked channel.  The vessel remained partially submerged as of the afternoon of March 15
  