News:  Deputies rescue two men in water at CJ Strike Dam.  Three boaters were rescued Thursday afternoon by the Elmore County Sheriff's Office boat patrol after their boat capsized due to high winds at CJ Strike Reservoir near the Air Force marina.  One of the three men in the small craft made it to shore and contacted a camper who called Elmore County dispatch just before 2 pm.  The Sheriffs office's marine deputies quickly hooked up and drove their rescue boat from Mountain Home to the reservoir and had the other two men out of the water within 45 minutes of receiving the call.  The two men, who weren't wering life preservers and were in the water for over an hour, stayed afloat in the frigid waters by hanging onto a plastic bag that they had inflated.  Due to weather conditions, air ambulances could not reach the area.  Ground ambulances staged at the Idaho Power North Park recreation area and as soon as the men were rescued, took them to Elmore Medical Center in Mountain Home.  None of the victims had life-threatening injuries.  They were treated for hypothermia.  

Report:  A large wave come over bow, sinking boat.  All three occupants ended up in the water.  Operator stayed with the capsized vessel and was able to row it to shore.  The two passengers were able to locate the unopened package of life jackets and held onto the bag until rescued.  They were all in the water for approximately 1 1/2 hours before rescued by the Sheriff's office.

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