RedactedNarrative: A charter vessel that was being used for recreational purposes at the time was involved in a boating accident.  Four people onboard were trolling with up to ten fishing lines in the water at Baltimore Canyon 50 miles from shore.  While moving the vessel, the two propellers became entangled in the lobster trap buoy’s line and the engines ceased.  After putting the engines in neutral, the Captain dove into the water with a knife to unfoul the propellers. He dove twice, the first to free five feet of line.  The second time, the starboard propeller began to turn and move the vessel in reverse.  The Captain suffered propeller strikes to the head, trunk and legs.  He was removed by two cousins and administered CPR for 20 minutes until the victim started foaming in the mouth.  Good Samaritans assisted.
  
  The autopsy revealed trauma and drowning as causes.