RedactedNarrative: Dispatch called me at 17:28 on March 8th. Dispatch told me a boater called in and said that he hit a pipe on Utah Lake with is boat and that his boat was damaged. I called Operator, he said he had been fishing south of Lindon Marina. He went on plane and was heading further south when he hit a pipe that was just below the waterline. He was going around 40 mph when he struck the pipeline. He said that closer to shore he could see the pipeline partially out of the water. It was coming out from a concrete structure. See "Vessel Damage" for the damage that occurred to his boat and engines. Operator said that two other boats were nearby at the time of the accident and came over to make sure he and his son were okay. The guys on the boats told him that the pipeline was the "bubble up". Operator was able to limp his boat back to Lindon Marina after working on it. One of the other witnesses boated next to him on the way back to the marina to make sure he made it in safely. Operator also spoke with the manager of Lindon Marina after the accident. 
  
  I went to Operator's residence on March 9th at 10 am to take photos of the boat and fill out this accident report. We then went back to Utah Lake State Park and went out on my vessel. I took him to Lindon Marina and we started south from there so he could show me where the pipeline was. I was able to see the pipeline and put my boat right next to it. The GPS coordinates are 40 degrees 19' 129 N 111 degrees 46' 061 W. The pipeline ran east to west from the old Geneva settling ponds. 
  
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