RedactedNarrative: On April 21st 2022 responded to a call of a vessel in distress near Mosquito Island in St George. Upon responding to the scene I observed a white roughly 40 ft sailing vessel on the rocks on the shore of Mosquito Island. It was already significantly windy coming from the South with wave action starting to build. It appeared to me that the vessel had been pushed onto the rocks by the wind and sea and was now incapable of extricating itself. After taking the two individuals on board off the vessel and bringing them into Port Clyde I was able to interview Operator, the owner. According the Operator this was only their second day operating the vessel and they had begun experiencing engine trouble as the approached Mosquito. Neither he nor his wife had much experience with this vessel and once they were unable to keep on course with the primary engine thay attempted to use their sail to keep away from the rocks. However due to their inexperience and the wind and wave action they were unable to keep the vessel in safe water and collided with the ledges. At this point they were completely unable to extricate the vessel. The vessel would stay on the rocks until a salvage boat could dislodge it later in the week under better weather.