RedactedNarrative: On July 28, 2018 at approximately 1900 hours, there was a large storm cell which hit all of the Lake Pleasant Regional Park in Peoria, Arizona. Wind Gusts were upwards of 50 to 60 miles per hour. This storm created very large waves and wakes throughout the entire body of water.  The wind blew from the northeast to the southwest.  I was at the Ten Lane Boat Ramp observing the start of the storm and the utter chaos of the beginning of the storm. Most of the boats on the water began attempting to make it across the main bay of the lake when the winds were already upwards of 35-40 miles per hour. A large attempt was made by boat operators to load their boats on trailers while the weather created extremely unsafe conditions to load a boat on a trailer.
  
  I then observed a black and white vessel tied up to the west boat dock at the Ten Lane. The vessel took large waves over the side of the boat and the back of the boat. The operator then untied it from the dock and drove it around the other side of the dock. The operator then began taking large waves over the back of the boat and I could observe the boat beginning to sink.  I then observed the boat fully sink and then capsize. There were two occupants on the vessel. The first occupant the operator was able to get to shore by swimming with the current. The second occupant was attempting to swim against the current. The second occupant was struggling to stay afloat and having a hard time swimming. 
  
  I then hiked down to the area where she was. I had a throw rope bag in hand. When I got to a position with the heavy wind where I could feel comfortable the rope would make it to her, I threw the rope bag towards the female. I was able to with the throw get the throw bag to go around the woman like a lasso. I advised the female to grab the rope and I pulled her into shore.  The female was okay and did not need medical attention. While performing the rescue there was another 4 boats which all incurred damage to them from the storm. Due to the severity of the storm I did not speak with the occupants of the first vessel to capsize. They left prior to me being able to go back and check on them. Vessel #1 was later removed by Tow Boat US. 
  
  