RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated: "We arrived at about 0930 and had a reservation for the skiff at 1000hrs, after purchasing gear and bait we departed the dock roughly around 1015hrs. We headed to Townsends Inlet which took roughly 20-30 minutes. Once at our destination we started to fish the drift. At the beginning of our second drift I hook a small Fluke which swam under the motor, I stood up to untangle the line from under the motor and as I just freed the line a swell that was just big enough to rock the skiff slightly made me shift my weight to the port side, my brother and friend were already sitting port/center and once I was knocked off balance it was just enough to capsize the boat. 
  
  After we entered the water and got our wits about us we were able to hang on to the capsized vessel and ride the drift over to shallow water. I saw a pontoon on nearby beach and called for help, the family made their way over to assist us with our gear. Yourself and your crew quickly arrived on scene and assisted us in righting the vessel and taking us back to Larsen's Marina. I went in and spoke to the owners wife who said " I guess we just call it an accident "· Luckily only just some rods, tackle and a couple cell phones were lost and no injuries occurred . "
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed: Vessel #1 was west of the Ocean Drive bridge in Townsend Inlet Dennis Township, Cape May County. Vessel #1 was drifting north in Townsend Inlet. Vessel #1 flooded due to a small wake from another vessel, causing Vessel #1 to capsize. All three occupants then exited the vessel. Damage was observed to the motor and bimini top of Vessel #1. No injuries were observed or reported at the scene. It should be noted that once I was on scene, I righted the capsized vessel to prevent any further damage to the vessel. Once Vessel #1 was righted, the vessel was towed to Marina by owner.
  