RedactedNarrative: Operator of vessel 1 was driving his boat under the Route 154 Bridge directly south.  The wind gusts were approximately 15-25 mph in a north easterly direction.  Operator attempted to turn toward the "Sailboat Harbor" boat launch area, (south easterly direction) and his starboard side (drives side) was directly in the path/exposed to the wind and waves.  The waves came over the drives side of the vessel 1 as the turn was made, and immediately began to flood the boat.  Operator then turned toward the shoreline, (to the north), waves continued to come over the back of the vessel.  Waves and wind pushed the boat against the rocks and shoreline filling the boat to a point where it not moving and staying in place.  Operator and his passenger were able to exit the boat at the shoreline and were not injured.  Due to the extreme weather conditions it is not known if the hull of the boat had any structural damage.  Both subjects had PFD''s on at the time of the incident.  
  
  The weather created hazardous waters causing the flooding and swamping of the boat.  The operators inexperience of boat operation in hazardous waters was also a contributing factor.
  
  Boat was recovered on March 7, 2016 and it was determined that the damage to the vessel 1 would be at or over $2,000.00.
  