RedactedNarrative: At approximately 1230 hours, I, Game Warden received a call from Cpl. that a 45 foot cruising vessel struck the Jekyll Creek Jetties in Glynn County. Cpl advised that the vessel was taking on water. I arrived on scene at approximately 1255 hours. After arriving on scene, Coast Guard Sector Charleston had already made contact with the capsizing vessel and advised that the bilge was keeping up with the water coming into the vessel. 
  
  CGSC advised that they are going to try and escort the vessel back to Brunswick Landing to be pulled and assessed with no injuries reported at that time. I assisted CGSC with the escort back to Brunswick Landing. After interviewing the two occupants one advised that he was operating the vessel at the time of the collision. 
  
  Operator advised that he and his wife had just purchased the vessel from North Carolina and were making their way back to Florida on the Intracoastal Waterway. Operator advised they had missed their turn and headed west into the Brunswick River. After turning back east to the ICW, at the mouth of Jekyll Creek, Operator's vessel ran over the west Jekyll Jetties causing damage in two places to the hull of their vessel along with prop damage. As he noticed that the vessel was taking on water, Operator put out a mayday call to CGSC. Operator assessed the situation and believed that the bilge would keep up with the incoming water and wanted to pull the vessel at Brunswick Landing. No injuries were reported. No violation were cited. Individuals involved in incident made it safely to Brunswick Landing where their vessel was pulled for assessment. 
  
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