RedactedNarrative: On 08/14/2022, I, Game Warden 1 and Cpl. 2 received a call from GSP Brunswick of a vessel that was on fire in St. Simons Sound at the Jekyll Island pier.  Cpl. 2 and I found the disabled vessel floating in the sound just off Clam Creek.  There was not anyone on the vessel, so we began to look for anyone swimming nearby.  We noticed Jekyll Fire and Rescue put a PWC in the water from the beach and followed the PWC to another area where the occupants had swam to.  The occupants were in the marsh just south of the pier.  The occupants were then shuffled over from the marsh to our patrol vessel via the PWC.  Once all the occupants were on our patrol vessel, Cpl. 2 and I went to the distressed vessel that was floating towards a busy beach on St. Simons Island.  We were able to secure the vessel for tow and began to tow it to shallow water so it could be anchored.  Once the vessel was anchored, the owner of the vessel decided he would stay with the vessel until Tow Boat U.S. was able to come tow the disabled vessel back to the boat ramp.  Cpl. 2 and I then took the other three occupants back to the boat ramp at Liberty Ship Park where they had someone come pick them up.  When the owner got back to the boat ramp with his vessel, Cpl. 2 and I went to the ramp to talk with him and make sure he was okay.  He said that he was good but could not find his fire extinguisher on his boat.  I wrote him a warning for not having a fire extinguisher.  I also told him to call me and let me know the total price for the engine for my report.