RedactedNarrative: PRE-ACCIDENT
  
  V1 with operator and occupant departed from their rental home in Marathon for a day out on the boat lobstering. They searched for lobster near Seven Mile Bridge before deciding to look near the Atlantic Ocean side of Bahia Honda State Park. Operator was operating the vessel while Occupant geared up with fins, snorkel, mask and a weight belt and then jumped in the water to scout for lobster.  He was wearing a mask, snorkel, fins and a weight belt. He was carrying a net and tickle stick and holding on to a ski rope to be towed behind the vessel.
  
  ACCIDENT
  
  Operator noticed Occupant seemed to be floundering or struggling near the surface of the water when Occupant called out for help. Operator swam towards Occupant, dove up under him, and held Occupant above water as long as he could. Operator came up for air and repeated this process a couple of times before calling for more help. 
  
  POST-ACCIDENT
  
  Subject heard someone call for help, and swam out to Operator who advised him that his friend was on the bottom. Subject dove down, got Occupant from the bottom and held him above water. He then called for more help and a group of men swam to their assistance. Subject2 also arrived with his PWC and they were able to get both men to the shore. Once at shore, Subject3 started CPR on Occupant. Shortly afterwards, Subject4 had them put Occupant on a paddleboard and relocate him to a dry area to attach an AED. Fire Rescue arrived and took Occupant to Fisherman’s Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
  
  Occupant showed no external injuries. Autopsy report reveals cause of death as drowning.