RedactedNarrative: Victim was found outside the inflatable boat, right next to it and still touching it. He was found face down wearing a life jacket. The boat was in the lily pads and did seem to be fully inflated, and the back half of the boat was under water. There was a trolling motor attached to the back of the boat that was also underwater. The first deputy at scene saw the man in the water, face down with the life jacket on and waded out, got him to shore, removed his life jacket and started CPR. Medics arrived and pronounced the victim. 
  The incident was unwitnessed, so it is unknown how or what time he actually entered the water. A man and his wife had arrived at the park at about 1400 hours. They walked down by the fishing pier and noticed an adult male placing a small raft into the water. They then walked up to the picnic tables to eat lunch. After they had eaten, they walked down to the fishing pier one more time before leaving the park. The boat was in the water. There were other personal belongings on the shore. When the man noticed there was no one in the boat, he called 911, at approximately 1500 hours. Because the boat is less than 10 feet long, it has not been registered.
  