The watercraft started taking on water two hours into the cruise. All three people on board were wearing PFDs. There were no injuries. A tow was attempted, but the vessel was too large and water had enveloped the vessel up to the cabin. The vessel ultimately sank. 

The operator stated that they had left the dock, travelled to the marina, and filled both gas tanks. They headed back to the docks and the boat began to sink. They began evacuation and called the Water Patrol. 

His wife (a passenger on the boat) stated that they took the boat to the marina to get gas and were going back to pick up their daughter at the slip. They were operating slow and her husband turned around and saw they were taking on water. The back end of the boat was filled. "Our boaters stopped to take what they could save from the boat and try to tow us to shore." They called the Sheriff's Office for help. They arrived and tried to tow them in, but the boat was taking on too much water. They got on the Sheriff's boat and were brought to shore. There was no warning. They didn't feel anything that made them think they had hit anything.
Spring Park