RedactedNarrative: Both occupants of the capsized vessel were fishing (anchored from the bow) on the south west corner of the 2nd Island of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel when a large container or military type ship transited the Thimble Shoals Channel. 
  
  As that larger vessel crossed over the tunnel, it let off a considerable sized wake. The wake approached the anchored vessel from the stern, and neither occupant was aware of the wake approaching. The wake was high enough to crash over the stern of the vessel, flooding the boat. 
  
  The bilge pump kicked on, but it was unable to eliminate enough water in time as successive wakes (approximately 3) continued to flood the bilge and stern. The fishing vessel turned upside down and capsized from the amount of water in it, both occupants went into the water. 
  
  The victims were located sitting on the rocks of the 2nd Island, and the boat was capsized and upside down at water level against the rocks. Neither occupant was injured, and the only part of the fishing vessel above water level was part of the bow hull and bow eye. 
  
  The victims were removed from the rocks via my police vessel, and we assisted Sea Tow in righting the capsized boat and towing it to Cove Marina in Little Creek. The boat hull appears intact, but the motor and all the electrical components were compromised.
  