RedactedNarrative: A kayaker was rescued on the seaside of the Eastern Shore on Wednesday afternoon thanks to the Coast Guard, and a GPS device that tipped them to his location. The accident happened around 1:45 p.m. near Cedar Island, according to a release from the Coast Guard. The water temperature was roughly 68 degrees, according to NOAA, but the man became separated from his kayak. With an activation of his emergency GPS device, the man tipped the GEOS International Emergency Response Coordination Center, which then contacted the Coast Guard. A response ship was launched from nearby Wachapreague, and both the man and his kayak were pulled to safety. Once ashore, the man was taken to Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital to be treated for hypothermia.