RedactedNarrative: 9/19/19 – Salt Lake City, UT 
  Three kayakers who became separated and were forced to swim to shore while being battered by 7-foot waves have been rescued on the Great Salt Lake.  With plans to go from Stansbury Island to two other islands and then end at Antelope Island, none were wearing life jackets. Winds reached 20 mph and temperatures rapidly dropped to the mid-50s Thursday night, according to the National Weather Service. The kayakers headed to Antelope Island when weather conditions became harsh but got separated in the water. At about 7 p.m., one paddled safely to shore and called authorities for help. Authorities launched a search-and-rescue-mission for the other two kayakers that lasted through the night. Crews from several agencies and state Department of Public Safety helicopters participated in the search. Two were found alive treading the water without their kayaks near Antelope Island early Friday morning. They were both transported to Hospital and are in good condition. 
  https://www.heraldextra.com/news/state-and-regional/searchers-rescued-kayakers-who-got-lost-on-great-salt-lake/article_3aa9fa55-df84-53de-9f92-c43a56d8d861.html
  Searchers rescued kayakers who got lost on Great Salt Lake