RedactedNarrative: Around 12:30pm on the 21st of November 2021 east of Sombrero Key Lighthouse a recreational fishing vessel offshore was in heavy seas (3-6 foot swells) when the tuna door started to take on water. As the occupants of the vessel tried to keep the door close and start the bilge pump. The bilge pump failed, and one of the occupants tried to bail water out of the boat. All attempts were unsuccessful and the vessel sank. At 12:46pm the stranded swimmers activated their EPIRB. Before we arrived on scene, we noticed the hard T-top of the vessel floating above water and thirty to forty yards to the left of the vessel were four swimmers, all wearing type IV non-inflatable lifejackets. We were able to safely pull all swimmers aboard before Coast Guard arrived on scene. Officers noted that the electronic systems in the boat were still functional. 
  
  	At 1:30pm another officer arrived on scene and stayed with the vessel while we returned to USCG Marathon with the four individuals. 
  
  	At 1:56pm Seatow arrived on scene and took over salvage of the vessel. Victim had a small laceration to his right leg. Victim was treated at USCG Marathon by USCG personnel.