RedactedNarrative: On the afternoon of 10/26/2014 Operator left The Marina At Julington Creek for a evening of fishing and crabbing. Operator was alone on his vessel FL 6070 PU. At approximately 2030 hrs he contacted his wife via cellular phone and advised his GPS wasn't working and he was lost. A short time later he called his wife and said he got the GPS working and he was headed back to the marina. 
  
  Early in the morning of 10/27/14 Wife woke up at home and saw that her husband was not home from fishing. Wife drove to the marina to look for her husband. At approximately 0730hrs she called JSO to advise that her husband was over due from fishing. JSO deputy responded and he and Wife walked out onto the dock at the marina. The deputy saw a vessel tied to the dock by a stern line only. The Navigational lights were illuminated on the vessel. Wife advised that she thought that was his boat. The deputy pulled on the bow line hanging in the water, the body of Operator surfaced from underneath the vessel. The victim's left arm was entangled in the line. 
  
  I arrived on scene and accessed the situation. It appears that the victim was in the process of docking his vessel. The stern of the vessel was tied to the dock and three crab traps were placed on the dock. It appeared the traps were sitting in the bow area of the vessel, the victim was attempting to tie the bow of the vessel when he slipped and entered the water. The victim has a tracheotomy. The Jacksonville Medical Examiner Office was contacted, and next of kin notification was done on scene.. 
   
  Preliminary Medical Examiners report shows cause of death as drowning. Toxicology results were taken from a urine sample, showing positive for caffeine and blood alcohol 0.18%.