RedactedNarrative: I, Game Warden was patrolling Lake Mead National Recreation area on June 24th, 2018, I heard a call of a possible capsized vessel off of Saddle Island, I responded to the scene. 
  
  Upon arrival at the scene I observed one vessel capsized and a Good Samaritan vessel assisting the owner of the capsized vessel.
  
  The owner of the vessel was operating the 17''6” Champion bass boat with his wife and his nephew.  They were heading back to Hemmenway harbor to trailer the vessel. 
  
  Operator was operating, subject1 was sitting on the port side and subject2 was sitting towards the bow. Weather conditions were gusty south southeast winds approximately 15 mph, swell height was 1-2 feet.      
  
  As the vessel proceeded on a southwest course it was taking the swells on the port side. Operator indicated that the bow of the boat at one point was completely submerged under the water. As the bow rose up water rushed into the boat. As the water settled in the boat, the waves continued to broadside the vessel from the port side causing the water, acting as ballast to the starboard side, the vessel then overturned on the starboard side.  
  
  All three individuals on the vessel were ejected, all were wearing life jackets.  There were no injuries. The Good Samaritan vessel pulled the vessel to the Shore of Saddle Island; I assisted in securing the vessel on the shore. I transported the three individuals to Hemmenway harbor where their vehicle was located.
  