RedactedNarrative: The Geenoe was traveling north in Naples Bay, near channel marker 28 a large unidentified twin or triple engine boat passed the Geenoe on the left. The large wake from the unidentified vessel swamped the Geenoe and it began to sink. A good Samaritan was able to pull the Geenoe to safety before it sank.
  
  Operator1 advised the following account: at approximately 1945 hours, he and Occupant were traveling north through Naples Bay in his 15 foot Geenoe. As he approached channel marker 28 he moved to the far left side of the channel to avoid traffic. As he exited the channel a large unidentified twin or triple engine vessel passed their vessel on left side (outside of the channel). As the vessel passed, it slowed down and plowed by. The vessel produced a large wake and as a result the Geenoe was swamped and began to sink. Operator1 looked north and saw that the vessel continued on and did not stop. A good samaritan stopped to help and was able to tow their vessel to the ramp before it sank.
  
  During this investigation, i observed Operator1's vessel, it did not have noticeable damage however the motor may have been damaged as it went below the water line. I was unable to locate any witnesses that could provide a better description of the vessel that swamped the Geenoe. No injuries were reported as a result and the vessel was removed by the owner.