RedactedNarrative: On 12/18/2014, Two waterfowl hunters were in a jon boat and heading to a duck blind while still dark. As they were navigating to their location, they were unfamiliar with commercial fishing regulations. Their boat crossed between buoys of a marked commercial gill net and the lower unit of their boat motor became entangled in the net. As the hunters attempted to free it from the net, the stern area began taking on water and ultimately filled the boat to the point that the bow raised from the water and the boat capsized. While still dark, both hunters stayed with the overturned boat for approximately 30 minutes until person 2 swam to shore and lost consciousness as soon as his feet touched land. When he regained consciousness, it was daylight and he proceeded to a nearby residence to call EMS. Several hours passed between the time person 2 lost and regained consciousness. It is believed that the cause of death for person 1 was cold water exposure, but that has not been substantiated by the medical examiner to date.  Officer was told by the survivor that he was holding onto a type IV life jacket and the deceased victim held onto a life jacket.  Officer was unable to locate either at the scene.