RedactedNarrative: On July 11, 2019, at approximately 1700 hours, I, US Park Ranger, received a report of a visitor at Halls Crossing with a damaged vessel, who needed a courtesy transport to Bullfrog. After transporting the visitor, he told me about his boat accident. 
  
  At approximately 1500 hours that day, OPERATOR and his family were traveling from the mouth of Halls Creek Bay to Hall's Crossing. They used a path out of the main channel, but that is often used by boaters looking to save time. 
  
  The vessel struck a rock submerged a few feet underwater, while cruising at about 30 MPH. Many other vessels have struck this rock. The rock strike bent the prop, the prop shaft and support, and the rudder. The vessel could move slowly under its own power, and OPERATOR brought the boat to Halls Crossing Marina. No injuries were sustained during this incident.
  
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