RedactedNarrative: On March 28th 2014 at approximately 1207, two individuals, Operator 1 and one additional Occupant, were fishing from Vessel 1 when the vessel took on water and capsized - putting both parties into the 40 degree water.  The weather conditions for the day were 30-40 mph winds, 57 degrees, (air temperature), with 2’-3’ waves.  Conflicting witness statements were received from witnesses fishing from shore.  None of the witnesses saw the events leading up to the incident; they all saw only the bow of the vessel exposed with the rest of the vessel submerged.  A couple of the witnesses saw an individual (the Operator) floating east of Vessel 1.  This Victim was recovered a short time later by local EMS.  The second Victim (the Occupant aboard Vessel 1) as located by side scan sonar and recovered on March 31, 2014.  Autopsies were not completed and cause of death for both Victims was determined to be drowning per the Coroner. 
  
  *Motion of vessel is unknown due to witnesses not seeing the vessel prior to the incident.  Once the boat was recovered the ignition key was in the on/run setting and the throttle was in the idle position.  The vessel’s final resting point was on her starboard gunwale.  The throttle and ignition switch were both elevated above the gunwale on the starboard side.  It unknown if the ignition needed to be in the run setting for electronics to run and the bottom of the lake bumped the throttle into idle, if the tow company altered it in any way, or if the boat was running in idle.