On May 23 2013 at about 1700 hours, I received a call from dispatch regarding a sunken vessel near the Bullfrog launch ramp.  Ranger and I drove to the Bullfrog launch ramp to find a vessel in about 15 feet of water, about 150 meters northwest of the launch ramp.
 
The driver was in the area as well as the passenger.

The weather conditions were sustained at the time of the accident  sustained southwest winds of approx 25 mph with gusts to 31 mph according to the National Weather Service's station in Page AZ
 
According to the driver she stated that she and her husband were on their way to a houseboat at the Bullfrog  covered slips when a gust of wind forced her to face in the northeast direction then three large waves swamped the boat.  Enough water was driven in to the boat that she no longer had control of the vessel.  At this point the vessel started sinking and drifted northeastward to land and came to rest on the shore in about four feet of water.  Waves and water continued to enter the boat until Aramark Executive Services arrive to pump water out of the boat.  Executive Services pumped water out of the boat and assisted the owner to retrieve items, the boat was then placed onto the owner's trailer and driven to the Bullfrog parking area.
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