A pre-dawn salmon fishing trip ended in tragedy near the Golden Gate Bridge after a 25-foot recreational vessel slammed into the jagged rocks of Marin County, killing one person and seriously injuring two others. The incident occurred just after 6:00 a.m. Thursday when the Grady White fishing boat crashed into the rocks near Lime Point, right beside the north tower of the iconic bridge. According to officials, the three men had launched from Pier 52 in San Francisco hoping to catch salmon beyond the Golden Gate. Instead, the vessel suffered a massive gash in its hull, began taking on water, and capsized. “They were underway and ran aground into the rocks,” an official stated in a KTVU FOX 2 broadcast covering the tragedy. “All traumatic injuries… and then the boat started taking on water and they ended up in the water for approximately five minutes.” First responders from multiple law enforcement and fire agencies, including the U.S. Coast Guard, rushed to the scene.…