RedactedNarrative: On 6/4/2017 at approximately 1930 hrs, victim was riding on the back of the Crownline, sitting on the sun cushion with his feet on the back landing/step area. When Operator brought the boat down to idle speed, victim slid off the back of the boat & into the water. Upon Victim entering the water, passenger yelled he had fallen in.  Passenger Operator’s husband reached over, put the boat in neutral, & shut off the motor. Operator turned around, saw blood in the water, screamed, & jumped into the water to get Victim. Operator’s husband backed the boat up to where his wife & Victim were in the water. Operator lifted Victim & Operator’s husband grabbed him by the neck & side and brought him into the boat.  Operator’s husband immediately wrapped a towel tightly around Victim's left let as he could see his whole femur through the lacerations from the prop. He placed the wrapped leg on his lap, next to his stomach, and leaned forward over it to apply pressure to the wounds. Injury specific: Prop hit (bruising left calf from prop hits approx. 1 inch apart from ankle to knee, 3 lacerations on outside and back of left thigh, 1 above knee- horizontal, 2nd from knee upward to top of thigh, 3rd above knee upward to buttocks, all deep to femur, 387 stitched required.  Victim was wearing life jacket.