RedactedNarrative: On 7/5/2020 at approximately 1730 hours, I Game Warden 1 and Game Warden Lieutenant 2 observed a 2013 22'' Shockwave owned and operated by Operator that appeared to be in distress.  This incident occurred on the Colorado River near Laughlin Nevada in the Harrahs no wake zone.  Upon arrival next to the vessel I observed that the vessel was taking on water and that two of the occupants had jumped out and were swimming in the water near the boat without PFD''s. 
  
   I threw a type IV to one of them and we instructed the others to put PFD''s on while we helped Operator get the boat to the shore of the river before it completely sank.  We were able to get the vessel and all occupants to the shore of the river with out injury.  The vessel was secured to the shore with a rope.  
  
  Game Warden 3 and Game Warden 4 arrived soon after and assisted with the incident.  All of the gear from the vessel was loaded on our vessel and the occupants of the swamped vessel were placed on Game Warden 3 and Game Warden 4’s vessel.  We then transported the gear and the occupants back to Fishermans access boat ramp where they were safely offloaded.   That evening US Tow Boat came and recovered the vessel. There was no major fiberglass damage found on the vessel that would have caused It to swamp.  The vessel appears to have taken a wave over the bow that caused it to take on water to a point where it would have sunk.