RedactedNarrative: Operator was bringing vessel from dealer where it was maintained over the winter. While transiting the inlet, the operator lost all steering control. The operator was able to reverse engines and use the bow thruster to avoid a collision with the jetty. About 200 ft upriver, the bow thruster gave out. The wind and current swept the vessel towards the jetty. The operator was able to anchor within 50 ft of the jetty and raise the engine, but the anchor failed due to the soft ground. The vessel's starboard side struck the jetty. Sea Tow arrived on scene to render assistance. While maneuvering  the anchored vessel, the vessel swung to port. The engine struck the rocks knocking the engine hard to starboard as the tow line lost its slack. 
  
  It was determined that the hydraulic steering line was pinned between the hull and the engine mount. The line had ruptured. No injuries.