RedactedNarrative: V1 was traveling north bound in the Atlantic ocean from Ft. Pierce to Cape Canaveral. At approximately 6:30 pm V1 attempted to anchor close to the beach to end the travels for the day. As V1 pulled close to the beach the keel struck a reef and V1 became stuck and began to pivot with the wind. As V1 turned sideways in the wind the current and waves pushed the vessel up onto the beach. 
  
  Operator is the owner of the vessel and the operator at the time of the accident.
  -	At 1:00 pm earlier in the day Operator left Ft. Pierce to travel up to Cape Canaveral to have his boat pulled and dry stored. 
  -	Operator had traveled approximately 100 yards off the beach all day. 
  -	At around 6:00 pm Operator had made it to Sebastian and decided to stop and anchor for the night and complete the trip the next morning. 
  -	As he began to find a place to anchor he navigated closer to shore to find a shallower depth and as Operator approached 12 feet in depth he was going to deploy his anchor. 
  -	At that time his vessel’s keel struck a reef under the water that Operator was unaware of, as the vessel passed over the reef it got stuck on top of it. 
  -	Operator attempted to put the motor in reverse and back off the reef but as he did the vessel was caught by the wind and began to spin sideways. 
  -	Once the vessel turned the current from the waves pushed the vessel toward the beach and Operator could not correct it. 
  -	He jumped off the vessel and waded to the beach as the vessel washed up on the beach listing to its starboard side.
  