RedactedNarrative: I received a call of a boat lodged underneath a bridge pillar on Pickwick Lake. The bridge was Patton Island bridge, and strong current was visible, along with warning signs posted on the bridge advising strong current. I responded and saw a man hanging on to the edge of the pillar. The man was screaming help me. Myself and Florence fire boat was able to throw a line to the man. The man jumped into the water without instructions to do so. We pulled the man to safety. The man was taken to a nearby ramp for medical assistance. I advised the Lauderdale EMA, that the boat along with the fuel tank and engine was directly underneath a support pillar. I had two Florence police officers to board my vessel at that time. I advised them of a plan to get the boat out, and keep it from exploding or catching on fire or sinking. I looped the bow eye and was able to pull the boat away from the pillar. I then met with the occupants of the boat after the hospital released them. The operator advised that they both were trying to fish near the bank that was close to the bridge. The operator advised that he misjudged the current and distant from the bridge, and was pulled underneath the pillar. The operator advised he jumped off the boat due to his position on the vessel. The other occupant clung to the edge of the pillar. I assisted them with their boat and loading it.