RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was leaving the sand bar at Sebastian inlet and started taking on water. Vessel 1 sank soon after with all occupants being transferred to Sea Tow vessel. Vessel was removed by owner the next day. 
  
  Vessel 1 was leaving the Sebastian Inlet sandbar and his vessel would not operate properly. When he checked his bilge area he realized he was taking on water. He turned on his bilge pump but it could not keep up with the water coming in. He was able contact Sea Tow who tried to get a pump on the vessel. It was too late and the vessel sank. They were able to get all occupants off the vessel and on to the Sea Tow vessel. The Sea Tow Vessel transported the occupants to their vehicle at Sebastian Yacht club. USCG  did arrive on scene but failed to notify FWCC. The owner was able to retrieve the vessel the next day and pulled it out of the water on to his trailer. He realized the cause of the flooding of the vessel was due to the plug had corroded away and failed.