RedactedNarrative: Watercraft, a pontoon boat, was near the north shore. The operator and his female passenger had travelled to this area numerous times and cut the motor and drifted with the wind to the south shore, while they fished. On about the seventh time, the passenger snapped her lure as she was fishing in the bow area of the watercraft. The operator retied the line and later returned to the stern area of the boat. A short time later, he walked to the port area of the boat and accidentally fell out of the side door (which was open) of the boat. The passenger heard this as he fell into the water. She attempted to save him by jumping into the water to locate him. She was unable to find him. He never resurfaced. She swam back to the boat and yelled for assistance. The boat was drifting with the north wind and the passenger had a difficult time making it back to the watercraft, but succeeded.
  
  A nearby boat came to the immediate area of the incident to assist. The anchor was thrown on the pontoon boat, but the rope was not nearly long enough to anchor the boat. It continued to drift with the wind. Authorities were called and a search for the man was started. After 5 days of scanning the lake with sonar and other technology devices, the man was located in 20 feet of water by sonar. He was brought to the surface on 6/28/21 at 2030 hours.
  
  Life jackets were not being worn by either occupant. The passenger was not injured. Alcohol was a factor.