RedactedNarrative: On September 16, 2017 at approximately 0805hrs., writer was dispatched to the area of the Ocean City Inlet in the area of the south jetty in reference to an overturned boat with people in the water. Writer met Cpl. at the Ocean City boathouse and we responded in vessel 832. While in route a local charter boat, the "GETSUM" radioed over the VHF radio that they had the only occupant of the vessel on board their vessel. Writer and Cpl. met the "GETSUM" in the Rt 50 Speed zone. 
  
  The operator of the overturned vessel was onboard. He stated that he had some minor scratches on his legs but didn't want to be treated by EMS. The operator transferred to vessel 832 and we continued back out to the area of the accident. The vessel was located almost at the east end of the south rock jetty. It was upside down on the rocks. The engine was intact. Operator stated that he was a member of Towboat US and requested that they respond to retrieve the vessel. Towboat US did respond and got the vessel off of the rocks and towed to the West Ocean City boat ramp.
   
  Operator was taken to the boathouse so that his wife could pick him up. 
  
  Operator related the following; He had been fishing the jetty for about an hour or so. The water was calm except for ground swells that would roll in from the ocean. These ground swells were not that big and caused no problems. Suddenly, one the ground swells came in that was larger than normal. The wave broke just before it reached his vessel. He saw this just as it happened. The breaking wave caused his vessel to overturn throwing him into the water. The vessel, even though overturned, remained floating and was washed on the jetty by another wave. Operator was able to swim over to the rocks where he remained until the vessel "GETSUM" arrived at which time he swam over and got onboard.
  
  This investigation is complete and no charges were placed.