RedactedNarrative: On the afternoon of Saturday the 7th of September, I received notification from Warden that dispatch had told him of a boat that had swamped on the Medicine Bow Arm of Seminoe Reservoir.  When he contacted the operator, he explained that his boat had taken on a lot of water and swamping due to a sudden wind storm.  
  
  He had managed to maneuver the boat to shore and get it tied off to a rock, but it continued to bank and scrape on the rocks on shore and tear up the hull.  He had left the boat and walked along the shore back to his camp at the Medicine Bow boat ramp and then called Game and Fish.  
  
  We were not able to arrange contact with Operator quickly due to him being out of phone service.  After eventually arranging with Operator to check out his boat, Warden and I met him out at the lake and looked at his boat on the 10th.  
  
  We tried to bail water out of the boat so we could tow it back to the boat ramp, but were unable to do so as water kept coming in as it was bailed out. We could not tow it back as is and Operator planned to get a water pump to keep the water pumping out so we could tow it.  We met with him again on the 16th and successfully towed his boat back to the dock and trailed it, where we found all the hull damage and holt that was taking on water.
  