RedactedNarrative: Vessel was taking on water before it capsized at the shoreline. There we no injuries to the occupants. 
  
  Once on location we observed a light blue center console vessel overturned at the shoreline. Boynton Beach PD and TowBoat US were on location and advised us that both occupants were safe and on shore. TowBoat US was able to float the vessel upright and tow it to Old Sportsman Park in Lantana. Boynton Beach PD transported the occupants by vehicle to the same location.
  
  At Old Sportsman park we met with the occupants. Operator stated that he had launched his boat, a 2020 22’ Carolia Composites from Old Sportsman’s Park at around 0700 hours on this date. He then proceeded out of Boynton Beach Inlet and traveled approximately 7 miles south-west fishing at various locations along the way. 
  
  He then proceeded to make his way back again fishing at various locations when at around 1315 hours, the boat felt heavy and could not get onto plane. He then tried to get his bilge working but had no success. He and his passenger put on their life jackets and radioed and waved for help. At this point they were approximately 2 miles south of the Boynton Beach Inlet and not far off the beach, so he started heading towards the shore. When they got near shore, they both jumped out and were able to walk to the beach. The vessel continued to sink before it capsized.  
  
  The hatch from in front of the engine was missing and this may have been a contributing factor to the vessel taking on water.  Operator stated that he tried the bilge pump several times in both automatic and manual mode and neither worked. He also stated that he had never opened the hatch near the engine but recently had the boat in for service.  
  
  There was significant damage to the T-top and the engine had been fully submerged.
  