RedactedNarrative: While offshore fishing with two personnel on board, a 19 foot recreational vessel was struck by a passing commercial fishing vessel causing the recreational boat to capsize.  The recreational vessel was anchored approximately 5 miles offshore at the “ALT” reef area east of the Altamaha River fishing for recreation.  The two persons felt sea-sick and laid down in the vessel.  A commercial fishing vessel passed and the port door attached to the vessel’s outrigger came in contact with the recreation vessel’s t-top and structure causing the vessel to capsize and throw the two recreational boater in the water.  One recreational boater was rescued by the Coast Guard and one remains missing.  The vessel is currently floating upside down approximately 23 miles offshore. Vessel was salvaged and towed to Station Brunswick, GA.
  
  Operator1 did not receive training on nor was he permitted to touch the GPS or radar.  Operator1 also tested positive for marijuana (THC).
  
  One recreational boater, the operator, is missing, presumed deceased.  The other subject, the operator’s half brother was recovered dehydrated, hypothermic, and severely sunburned.
  
  The recreational boaters were noted by the operator’s son as being inexperienced.  The operator has not been offshore without his son before, and had recently bought the boat.