RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was towing a skier while traveling at a slow speed, plowing through the water to create a larger surfing wave, it is believed they were traveling less than 10mph. The skier was surfing behind vessel 1 while wearing a type 3 PFD holding onto a short tow rope designed for surfing the vessel’s wake. Just prior to making a left hand turn to head in a Northeast direction, at that time the tow rope was slack. The skier then fell into the water and the rope wrapped around her right bicep momentarily and then untangled itself. The skier was brought onto the vessel, the occupants of vessel 1 called 911 and drove the boat to the ramp to await medics and MetroParks Rangers. 
  
  Medical staff stated that the skier sustained no broken bones, has all feeling in her arm and can move her arm freely. They will monitor her healing progress and if it doesn’t continue to heal, they will see an orthopedic doctor to check for soft tissue damage.
  