The FWC, Lee County Sheriff’s Office, Coast Guard, Useppa Fire Department, Boca Grande Fire Department, Cape Coral Police Department and Pine Island Fire Department all responded to a boat fire north of Cabbage Key.
According to FWC, the boat’s two occupants were uninjured, despite early reports of possible minor injuries, and brought to shore by a Good Samaritan.
The vessel is being towed to Pine Island Marina.
The FWC will be the lead agency in the boating accident investigation and will provide updates when available.

Firefighters have put out a boat fire at Haulover Park Marina.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue crews responded to the marina, located along Collins Avenue and 137th Street, at around 10:20 a.m., Wednesday.
Crews were able to move nearby boats away from the boat on fire so they did not catch fire as well.
7SkyForce HD hovered over the scene where foam could be seen in the water surrounding the vessel.
No injuries were reported.
The cause of the fire is now under investigation.

Jason and Amanda Anderson were celebrating Amanda's father's 64th birthday Tuesday night at a waterfront eatery in St. Clair Shores when they heard a couple of loud booms.
"Everyone thought it was fireworks," Amanda Anderson said, as she tended to the Harrison Township couple's 10-month-old daughter Maddie. "Then we saw smoke and flames, and it was game on at that point. It was crazy."
Turns out the booms they heard were the sounds of explosions after a boat caught fire while fueling up on Lake St. Clair and collided with another vessel, which also began burning.
Two men aboard the first boat were forced to jump into the water as flames surrounded them. They safely made it to shore.
No injuries were reported.
St. Clair Shores Fire Chief James Piper said a 22-foot Bayliner was fueling up about 8 p.m. at Ken's Gas Dock near Ken's Marine on Jefferson Avenue, south of 10 Mile Road, when a fire broke out on the vessel. The boat then began floating away from the gas dock when it bumped into a 40-foot boat. 
The fire sent thick plumes of black smoke into the air, which could be seen for miles.
"There were some flames and an impressive amount of smoke," Piper said. "Our guys did a fantastic job."
Piper said police are interviewing the men who had to jump into the lake to see exactly what may have caused the fire.
Fire crews from the U.S. Coast Guard and Macomb County Sheriff's Marine Division worked the fire from the water, while St. Clair Shores firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze from shore.
Connie and Chris deRuiter had just finished dinner at Mike's on the Water when they heard the explosions.
"You feel terrible when you see (the fire) and realize what had happened. You start wondering 'Is everyone OK?' And then we saw all these police officers and fire trucks rushing over to help," Connie deRuiter said.

Fire crews battled a boat fire in Lantana Sunday.
According to Palm Beach County Fire Rescue, firefighters arrived to North Federal Highway after getting reports of a boat fire.
Firefighters said they saw light smoke coming from a 24 foot Hurricane boat at the dock of the marina.
They were able to find the source of the smoke and put out the fire.
They say there were no injuries.

Fire crews battled a boat blaze in Miami Monday.
Cell phone video showed flames and smoke billowing from the burning vessel on the Miami River near Northwest South River Drive and Seventh Avenue in the afternoon.
Two people aboard at the time managed to jump safely back onto land.
Firefighters had to strap the ship in place to keep it from floating down the river and possibly setting other boats on fire.
They quickly extinguished the flames with foam.
No one was hurt.

Four people aboard a vessel on fire northeast of Nantucket were saved by a good Samaritan early Saturday night.
Several people reported a vessel on fire about 20 miles northeast of the island sometime after 5 p.m., Coast Guard Petty Officer Amanda Wyrick said.
The Coast Guard deployed a motorized patrol boat from Station Brant Point and helicopter from Air Station Cape Cod to the scene, Wyrick said. When the rescuers arrived, however, there was no one on board, which prompted a search for the passengers, she said.
It turned out the passengers had been brought safely to shore on Cape Cod, Wyrick said.
Since the boat was mostly submerged in the water on the Coast Guard’s arrival, they did not extinguish the fire, Wyrick said. It also made it impossible to tow the boat, she said.
The Coast Guard was still working with the owners on Saturday evening to figure the next steps with the boat, Wyrick said.
The name of the boat and the identities of the boaters were not released.

Authorities are looking into the cause of a fire that heavily damaged a boat on the Ohio River.
Louisville and Jeffersonville Fire crews responded to an area near Towhead Island, just east of the Big Four Bridge around 2:20 p.m. Sunday.
The fire was also spotted by WHAS11's weather cameras. 
Officials say occupants of the boat were able to board other nearby vessels.
Police did not report any injuries or rescues.

Firefighters say a dozen people were on a boat that caught fire on Lake Texoma.
The fire started around 7:30 p.m. Saturday and was put out by 8 p.m.
The boat owner says six adults, six kids and a dog were on board. He’s from Colleyville and visiting the lake for the weekend.
Witnesses say five to six people jumped off the back of the boat when the flames started, and an emergency boat picked them up and took them to a nearby shore.
Preston Fire crews and Pottsboro police are at the scene in boats near Navy Loop on the Preston Peninsula.
No one was hurt. The boat is a total loss.

Several boats were engulfed in flames at a Bronx marina Saturday morning, the FDNY said.
The department received a call about a fire at the Evers Marina docks on the coast of Eastchester Bay just before 8 a.m.
Video from the scene shows at least two boats engulfed in fire.
No injuries have been reported so far, according to the FDNY.
There’s no word yet on the cause, a fire official said.

10 people are safe and on land after a boat they had been on started smoking and caught fire outside the New Buffalo Harbor.
Officials say the fire was located in the engine compartment. Those on board were transferred to a good samaritan boat and then taken to land before the boat was engulfed by flames.
The New Buffalo Fire Department and Michigan City Coastguard responded.
The fire was put out using the Coast Guard's P6 Pump.