RedactedNarrative: The occupants of the canoe decided to take the vessel out around 1:30 pm. The occupants were headed to Charles Island. The vessel was not equipped with  life jackets. The occupants had never been in the vessel and had little experience with kayaks/canoes. The female victim stated that water started to come over the sides of the vessel and then it capsized. Seas were about 2 feet in height and wind was strong with higher gusts. The female victim started to swim to shore.  The female victim was retrieved from the 35 degree water by the Milford Fire Dept. The female victim was suffering from hypothermia and was transported to shore for treatment by EMS.  Prior to departing the scene, the Milford Fire Dept. attempted to locate the missing male occupant. They were unsuccessful. A Coast Guard vessel located the male occupant  in a face down position. The Coast Guard vessel pulled the male victim from the water. He did not have a pulse.  CPR was administered and they headed for Milford Harbor .  The female victim was treated for hypothermia. The male victim was pronounced dead at 1727.