RedactedNarrative: Vessel FL9078PX (Vsl 1) was drifting fishing through the Sebastian Inlet, moving in an eastern direction with the bow facing east. As Vsl 1 approached the tip of the northern jetty the operator began turning the vessel to the west to travel back into the inlet. At that time one of the occupants hooked a Redfish and they attempted to land the fish prior to moving west. As they drifted further east the wave action increased and became rougher. The operator decided to move west and give up on the fish. However, before they were able to move back inside the inlet, a large wave broke over the stern of the vessel and capsized it. All occupants were ejected from the vessel as it flipped over.
  
  The occupants climbed on to the hull of the vessel as it continued to move in an eastern directed, pulled by the outgoing tide from the inlet. The occupants maintained their positions on the hull of the vessel until they reached a calmer area of water, then one of the occupants swam beneath the vessel and secured life jackets and flares. All of the occupants donned the life jackets and they launched three flares in the direction of the Sebastian Inlet. Additionally, operator found that he still had a working cell phone and placed a call to 911.
  
  The vessel continued to drift east and south with all occupants onboard the bottom of the hull and wearing life jackets. At approximately 7:10 pm, the vessel was sighted by FWC personnel after launching a fourth flare and the occupants were recovered.