RedactedNarrative: Capsized vessel on Lake Talquin south of Iron Curtain and North of Williams Landing 
  On April 25, 2021, we were dispatched to a capsized vessel on Lake Talquin south of the Iron Curtain at approximately 5:28pm. We were advised that the occupants had been removed from the water by a nearby boater and his occupants and were okay.   The operator,  said they noticed water flooding the bottom of their boat from an unknown entry point, so he told PASSENGER that they were going to have to abandon the boat.  He said as they attempted to jump out of the boat, when it rolled over instantly.  He said they swam back to the boat and held on until help arrived.  He said that they were only going 1 (one) or 2 (two) miles per hour when the boat capsized. We arrived on scene at 6:38pm in an agency air boat.  I was designated lead officer for the investigation. I obtained the necessary  information for my report.  The occupants of the capsized vessel advised that they were wearing their life jackets.  I advised the occupants of the capsized vessel that we were not equipped to turn the vessel up right and tow it  to the boat ramp.  The occupants and three boat operator decided they were going to tow the over turned vessel  to High Bluff Boat Ramp being that it was the closest one.  We stood by for traffic control if needed.  The volunteers were unable to successfully tow the over-turned vessel so they flipped it up right after a lot of trial and error.  The vessel was successfully towed to  High Bluff Boat Ramp with out incident.
  