RedactedNarrative: On January 31st, 2020 I responded to a single vessel boating accident off the beach of Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge. V1 capsized due to a wave striking the port side on the vessel, flipping it. All four occupants on board were uninjured. The vessel beached itself and was removed by SEA-TOW on February 5th, 2020. 
  
  All subjects were fishing offshore Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge. All occupants stated that they were close to shore, fishing, when the vessel turned sideways into a wave. The wave struck the port side of the vessel and quickly flipped it with the hull facing up.
  
  	All subjects exited the vessel when it overturned except Subject1. Subject1 was sleeping in the cabin of the vessel when it flipped and was trapped inside. Inside the cabin of the vessel, Subject1 held on and was able to breath inside a small air pocket. 	Subject2 swam underneath the overturned vessel and retrieved his father, Subject1. 
  
  	A passing by commercial fishing vessel saw the subjects in the water and went to their assistance. The commercial fishing vessel took all four occupants onto his vessel. MCSO arrived on scene and took the occupants on their vessel. MCSO then immediately transported the occupants to Sandsprit.
  