RedactedNarrative: On September 12, 2016 two subjects were fishing in Lake Pontchartrain near Manchac Pass in Vessel 1 (LA 6835 EN). The subjects stated the gas tank ran out of gas and they switched to the smaller tank. At this time the motor did not start and the batteries lost power as a result of trying to start the motor. At approximately 5:00 pm the subjects called 911 for help as they were drifting towards the rock jetty shore line. 
  
  Due to the high winds, the boat ran aground on the rock shore line at approximately 5:30 p.m. At approximately 9:15 p.m. LDWF Enforcement Agents were notified of two stranded boaters in Lake Pontchartrain. Agents arrived on scene at approximately 11:20 pm. At approximately 11:45 pm. LDWF agents made contact with both subjects. Agents were able to get both subjects off the rock jetty and brought to Frenier Landing in St. John parish. 
  
  Acadian EMS assessed both subjects for injury and both were cleared. PFDs were worn at the time of the incident. Vessel 1 is a remote steer vessel. There is not evidence that alcohol and/or drug use contributed to this incident. Vessel 1 sustained separation of the top and bottom cap and punctures to the fiberglass. Damage seemed to happen from the wave action crashing the vessel against the rock jetty. Contributing factors are fault of machinery and weather.  No citations have been issued at this time.