I, conservation officer, was dispatched to the mouth of moores creek ramp at 1400 on 5/26/13 to aid a vessel that was sinking.  Arriving i found 3 men on the shore and their boat that was also beached on the shore.  The owner of the vessel reported that he had put his vessel in the lake at cutright ramp and had proceed to boat west under the causeway.  When he was just south of moore's creek cove he noticed that his boat was taking on water.  He recalled that he may have heard his boat hit something in the water earlier but he was not sure.  He proceeded to operate his boat to the nearest shoreline which was the point extending from the moore's creek boat ramp.  The boat came to rest on the shoreline and sank only a few feet until it rested on lake bottom in the shallow area it was at.  
I photographed the boat where it rested and took subjects back to the ramp where their vehicle was parked.  operator said he had consumed 1 beer that day however he did not seem to be impaired in any fashion.  operator blew in a portable breath test and the results were .000.  operator said that he had arranged to have the boat taken out of the lake in a few days.
Possible rotten wood on the forward left half of the hull seems to be at fault for the vessel taking on water.
Bloomington