RedactedNarrative: Single vessel incident occurred at Sebastian Inlet State Park when a subject was fishing with a cast net from the front of the Key West vessel. The subject fell overboard and became submerged. The subject did not resurface. The subject was recovered deceased underwater by first responders. The investigation is ongoing. 
  
  V1 launched from the Sebastian Inlet State Park Boat Ramp at 1947 hours with operator and Occupant on board. They traveled southwest around the shoreline (Coconut Point) and slowly headed northeast out of the inlet. As they approached the channel that passes through the inlet, V1 increased speed to and got on plane, following the channel out the inlet. Approximately 350 feet east of the A1A bridge, V1 slowed down and made a 180 ° U-turn to head back towards the opposite direction. V1 continued back underneath the A1A bridge, heading southwest at speeds between 10 and 15 miles per hour.  V1 passed near the rocks that boarder the cove area of Sebastian Inlet. Occupant threw out the cast net while he was standing on the bow of V1 as it drifted along the rock area. The net became entangled on one of the submerged rocks as Occupant held onto the rope attached to the net. 
  
  V1 slowed and began to changed direction while Occupant was attempting to retrieve the net. Occupant fell from the bow of V1 and became submerged in the current.
  
  Operator operated V1 alongside where Occupant fell overboard and yelled to him. Operator1 called 911 and remained in the area looking for Occupant until first responders arrived on scene. Shortly after arriving on scene, first responders located Occupant (deceased) submerged underwater still attached to the cast net. The rope was attached around his left wrist and the net was still entangled on the rock. Occupant was cut free from the rope and recovered. Occupant was turned over to the Indian River Medical Examiner’s Office. Victim had no signs of physical injuries. See ME report for further detail
  