RedactedNarrative: On April 4th, 2017 at 5:26pm, I responded to a call for a vessel fire at the mouth of Stoney Creek, Pasadena, Maryland  aboard NRP vessel 882.  I found the vessel adrift at White Rocks just outside of Rock Creek.  Baltimore City Fire Board was on scene towing the vessel off of White Rocks.  I came along side the vessel and spoke with the occupants. 
   
  The vessel had an adult male, adult female and a juvenile aboard.  All occupants of the vessel stated they had no injuries.  The adult male stated he, his wife and juvenile son left Stoney Creek Marina at 5:00pm.  15 minutes after leaving the marina, the boat was running on plane when wife alerted him there was smoke coming from the motor compartment and smelled like plastic burning. The motor then shut off completely. Operator opened the motor compartment and activated his fire extinguisher. 
   
  Shortly after, Cpl. arrived on NRP 141. Cpl. then towed Operator's vessel back to Stoney Creek Marina. Operator stated that he will be taking his vessel to have it repaired
   
   At this time, I am awaiting to hear from Operator on how much the total damage to the vessel will be and whether or not a Boating Accident form has to be completed. The incident resulted in property damage only, no injuries were sustained
   
   
  All events occurred in Anne Arundel County, MD.
  