RedactedNarrative: Vessel was struck by a rogue wave and capsized as it exited Kipu Kai Bay.  The owner/operator and a passenger, as well as the passenger's dog, swam to shore and were uninjured.  The vessel, however, was severely damaged from contact with the shoreline and the wave action in the shore break prior to it being removed five days after the incident.  It was righted and towed to harbor where it was determined to be beyond repair by the owner’s insurance company (as stated by the owner).   
  
  In the owner’s assessment: the engines, windscreens, metal “tower”, metal railings, and portions of the fiberglass cuddy cabin were crushed when the boat came ashore.  Major damage to the boat’s cabin occurred when the fittings for the tower were ripped off and/or pushed through the fiberglass.  Saltwater and sand intrusion to the motors, motor controls, steering system, marine electronics, and the boat’s electrical system was extensive.  There was very little damage to the hull below the rub rail.