RedactedNarrative: On November 27, 2020, 17-foot vessel, with two people on board capsized approximately 2 miles east of Lake Worth inlet.  USCG responded to the incident and rescued two people.  There were no injuries to involved parties.  The vessel was left at sea.
  
  On December 6, 2020, I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was on Water patrol in Palm Beach County.  At approximately 1100 hours, I was dispatched to a grounded vessel located approximately two miles south of Juno pier.  I have located the vessel, 17-foot, 1997, Angler, registered as FL0345JY beached on the shore.  I contacted registered owner and inquired about his vessel.  He told me his vessel sunk on November 27, 2020.
  
  I met Operator later that day at his vessel.  He told me he and his friend went out fishing on Friday, November 27, at approximately 1600 hours; approximately 2 miles east of Lake Worth inlet. At approximately 1900 hours, they noticed the vessel taking on water.  Soon after, vessel capsized.  USCG was notified and able to assist them. Operator believes that a failure of a live well parts was a reason of taking on water.
  
  Vessel was left at sea per Operator request.  
  
  Operator did not report vessel accident to FWC or local law enforcement because he believed the requirement was met when USCG rescued him at sea.
  