RedactedNarrative: On August 20, 2020 at approximately 2117hours there was a report of a 33'' white Grady White stuck on the Northside jetty of Indian River Inlet. The Department of Natural Resources Police, USCG, fire crews, DE State Police Aviation, BoatUS and SeaTow responded to find 4 persons onboard, uninjured. Crews were able to tow the vessel off the rocks and bring into North Shore Marina to be lifted and inspected. All passengers refused first aid. Based on damage of the vessel on the forward keel, the vessel struck submerged rocks head on, heading North, and suffered secondary damage due to movement once stuck and also during rescue/recovery efforts.
  The operator stated he was travelling Northbound from Ocean City, MD to his homeport of Indian River, DE at approximately 28-30mph when he slowed down to 10-15mph approaching the Indian River Inlet. The operator stated his GPS screens were too bright for him and he misjudged the angle of approach entering the inlet using radar. Failing to maintain proper lookout was determined to be the cause of accident, no drug or alcohol impairment detected.