RedactedNarrative: INITIAL CALL:
  
  At approximately 1200 hrs on 5/27/17 NPS Dispatch notified me that Ararmark executive services had gone to retrieve a vessel that had struck rocks down near Slick Rock Canyon.  I went to the executive services to inquire about this boat and was told they were still towing it toward Bullfrog and would let us know when they got the vessel here.
  
  INVESTIGATION:
  
  At approximately 1430 hrs I was notified that the vessel and its owner were at the Bullfrog launch ramp so I proceeded there to conduct the vessel accident investigation.  I spoke with subject who informed me it was his vessel and that he had been driving it when the accident took place.  He stated that the previous evening, 5/26/17, at approximately 1930 hours he was traveling down stream in the main channel just entering the Rincon area of the lake.  He stated he was traveling at 29 mph when he struck a rock outcropping just under the water surface.
  
  After striking the rocks he stated that he started to drive back towards Bullfrog but noticed the vessel was taking on a considerable amount of water.  He stated they found a safe beach near Slick Rock Canyon and beached the vessel, keeping the bilge pump running over night.  He got in contact with Aramark to get them to tow him back and to use their extra de-watering pump.
  
  All the damage was consistent with story.  From his description I am confident I know the rock outcropping he hit.  It is outside the green channel marker buoy in that location and vessels have to steer significantly to go around the channel marker.  Many vessels cut this corner and strike the rocks located there when the water level is at this current elevation.
  