RedactedNarrative: On October 24th, operator was operating a 24 foot Triton bay boat(LA 1469 FR). He had one passenger on his vessel. The vessel was headed up river on the west bank. Approximately one mile south of Venice, Operator1 tried to overtake a 124 foot crew boat, the GIS Pearl. The crew boat was headed up river in the west bank shipping lane. Operator1 maneuvered his vessel to overtake the crew boat on its port side. The crew boat was making a large wake. When Operator1 entered the wake, he made it over the first wave and hit the second wave. The boat shuttered and both Operator1 and his passenger were ejected from the vessel. The vessel continued on over the wake and grounded itself on the rocks on the west bank of the river.  Both Operator1 and his passengers swam to the bank. They were attempting to get to the 24 foot Triton but were picked up by a small work boat.  The GIS Pearl did return to the incident site but was unable to render assistance due to the size of the vessel. Neither Operator1 or his passenger were wearing a PFD when the incident occurred. Alcohol or drugs do not appear to be a contributing factor in this incident.