RedactedNarrative: On June 28th, 2020, at approximately 18:33 hrs, game warden received a call about a capsized vessel on Clinton Lake. The occupants of the vessel were safely on shore with no injuries but the vessel was floating upside down, loose in the lake. Warden responded to Clinton lake and met LT game warden there. The wardens arrived at approximately 19:20 hrs, and deployed their patrol boat. LT contacted the park ranger on duty and was told the accident occurred just off the dam, the North end of the dam.
  
   The wardens found the vessel floating upside down near the scene of the accident. The boat was upside down with just the bottom of the hull sticking above the water. The vessel was in about 4-5 feet of water and seemed to be hung up on something as it was very windy but the vessel was not moving, Warden tied a rope onto the exposed d ring on the underside of the bow. A park ranger tied a rope around the motor, and then both ropes were fastened to the game warden''s boat cleats to secure the capsized vessel alongside the game warden vessel. 
  
  The game wardens then slowly motored towards the nearest boat ramp and were able to get the capsized vessel free of whatever was holding it there. As the wardens were motoring towards the boat ramp they lost power. Inspection of their prop showed a blanket and an anchor rope wrapped around it. 
  
  The park rangers helped to clear the debris and recovered the capsized vessel''s anchor, also explaining what was holding it in place. The wardens managed to get the capsized vessel back to the ramp. Warden spoke to the operator of the vessel and asked what happened. 
  
  He said that he had just anchored and started to fish when another boat sped by at full speed within about 40-50 feet of his boat. Operator said the wake of this other boat crashed over his boat and started to swamp it. Operator said he looked in the bilge area and it was already full of water and the bilge pump was not working. Operator said that the bilge pump had just been worked on. Operator also said he had thought the boat may have been taking on water from the very start from launching it but did not check.
  
   Operator said the boat quickly swamped and started to sink. Operator and his wife jumped off the boat and were rescued from the water by a nearby boat KA 181PT. Operator was not able to provide any description of the boat that ped by other than it was not a fishing boat but probably a ski/pleasure boat, and they did not stop or slow down or offer assistance. Attempts to flip the boat over at the ramp were unsuccessful so a tow truck was called. The tow truck was able to flip he boat but considerable damage was done to the boat''s motor and interior. The boat was assisted back onto its trailer by the tow truck and the plug was removed to drain the water. The water was drained and then the boat was able to be fully put back on its trailer. Nothing further to report at this time.