Jeff Sutton, the skipper who chained himself to a beached yacht in Byron, is now attempting to refloat the vessel. Multiple outlets report that after the yacht is left on the shore and assessed, Sutton is told it may be dismantled unless it can be moved. In response, he plans to try to refloat the boat using the next high tide. The reports describe his action as a last-resort effort following the warning that the vessel could be taken apart if it cannot be recovered. While details of the technical recovery plan are not fully specified across the coverage, the common thread is that Sutton’s attempt is time-sensitive and tied to tidal conditions. The articles also agree on the core sequence of events: Sutton chains himself to the yacht while it remains beached in Byron, receives information that the boat may be dismantled, and then prepares to attempt refloating on high tide to prevent that outcome. The coverage characterizes the move as urgent and uncertain.