RedactedNarrative: USCG patrol vessel team said they recovered the individual from the water approximately 40 yards from a dingy that had blown up into the mangroves on the east side of the basin at mile marker 85. The USCG team provided us with coordinates where the deceased was recovered and the general area of the unmanned dingy. USCG Islamorada's vessel and team  brought the deceased individual back to their station to meet with the medical examiner. 
  
  We proceeded to the coordinates to document dingy. I navigated the FWC patrol vessel to the unmanned dingy. FWC LT and Ofc secured the dingy to the FWC patrol vessel and we towed it out from the mangroves. The dingy was towed across the anchorage to the another sailing vessel that was identified by FL numbers and FCIC/NCIC as the deceased's vessel. The dingy was then secured to the sailing vessel. 
  INITIAL INDICATIONS OF CONTRIBUTORS ARE INTOXICATION OF DECEASED, UNKNOWN IF THERE WERE OTHER EVENTS THAT CAUSED HIM TO DEPART THE VESSEL.