RedactedNarrative: While traveling south the operator of V1 shifted his weight to the bow of the boat.  The vessel took on water from the bow and capsized. There were 5 people on the vessel, Operator was at the helm, 2 occupants were at the bow, one was seated in front of the console, and one was on his left at the port side of the helm. He said he was traveling south (tide going out, against current) when he shifted his weight forward while at the helm to talk to one of the occupants at the bow of the boat. He placed his right foot forward on the starboard side of the console.  While heading south in the rip (occurs on the north side and under the bridge on tide swings) the vessel took on water at the bow and quickly capsized.  The operator and all occupants were ejected then swam to the bank/marsh on the north west side of the ICW.