RedactedNarrative: On November 1, 2020, at approximately 0930 hours two men were fishing on a 20' center console vessel near the north jetty of Port Canaveral when the vessel began to take on water. The  vessel quickly took on too much water and flipped over in the waves of the beach. The occupants safely swam to shore and the vessel washed up soon after. 
  
  The vessel was a 20 foot Glasstream Marine center console which Operator had recently purchased. They informed me that they had been fishing just off the north jetty at Port Canaveral. They were using the GPS spot-lock feature on the trolling motor to keep them in position while fishing. The bow of the vessel was facing southeast into the wind. They had been fishing for approximately three hours when they observed water accumulating rapidly on the bottom of the boat. They advised that the initial water came from inside the vessel not from water coming over the gunnels. The bilge pump was turned on and Occupant began to bail water out of the vessel with a bucket. Operator attempted to drive the vessel to the beach on the north side of the jetty but there was too much water in the vessel and it would not operate. Occupant fell out of the back of the vessel while attempting to bail out the water. Operator threw him a life vest. The vessel then turned sideways in the waves and flipped over ejecting Operator. Operator and Occupant swam safely to the shore on the north side of the jetty. Cape Canaveral Air Force station responded and met them on the shore.
  
   	The vessel soon washed up on the beach. Occupant advised that he checked to make sure the plug was in and it was there secure. US Coast Guard then transported them back to Freddie Patrick boat ramp where I met with them. Operator and Occupant gave me sworn written statements. I then went to the Air Force Station and where I inspected and photographed the vessel on the beach. The plug was in and there was no visual damage present that would have caused the vessel to sink. Operator advised that he would be calling a tow company to retrieve the vessel from the beach. Operator advised the vessel will soon be assessed to find the cause of the leak. No further actions were taken by me.
  