RedactedNarrative: 07/18/2020 
  Dl stated in effect: I had turned around in the Navesink River after my transient slip reservation was canceled at the Molly Pitcher Inn Marina. After turning and heading back east towards the Shrewsbury River, I felt a large impact. I looked around to see if I had drifted outside the markers while underway and from what it looked like, I was still was in the channel but close to the right side (green) buoys. I looked inside my engine room to inspect for damage and noticed 8 inches of water filling up inside. After State Police and Coast Guard arrived I turned off the engines which in turn slowed down the rate of water that was breaching the damaged hull. 
  
  Investigation revealed: On the above date, Vl was traveling east on the Navesink River towards the Shrewsbury River. Just after passing Barley Point, Vl struck a submerged object near the right side of the marked channel. As a result of the impact, Vl sustained damage to the port side propeller, strut, drive-shaft, and hull where the port side strut attaches. Vl was able to be towed back to Atlantic Highland Municipal Marina, and removed into dry dock. No injuries were reported.
  