Two fishermen were rescued from the water in Gloucester after a wave swept them off the rocks, according to officials.
Several people were fishing at Rafe's Chasm Saturday when two men were knocked off by a wave. Two other people with them dove in the water to help, and managed to bring one of the victims safely back to shore.
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The second man, however, was pushed further into the ocean, prompting a response from authorities.
First responders to the scene identified that the man was hanging to a lobster buoy about 500 feet from shore. Glouchester's Harbormaster and the Coast Guard in Gloucester arrived soon after and pulled the man from the water, Gloucester fire officials said.
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Both men pulled from the water were brought to a nearby hospital for treatment. The pair of rescuers suffered non-life threatening contusions and abrasions, and were treated on-scene.
