RedactedNarrative: Vessel Damage for Vessel 1:
  Vessel had many holes and scrapes on fiberglass at the bow of the boat. Trolling motor was ripped off of bow where mounted, starboard and port sides of boat also had holes and chunks ripped out of the fiberglass. Vessel also had a ski/fishing pole rack mounted on port and starboard sides that reached up 6ft that was completely ripped off. Stern of boat had chunks of fiberglass missing, lots of holes and scrapes as well. Bottom of the hull had holes in through the boat and chunks of fiberglass ripped off. Vessel had windows on the bow that were ripped off as well as a sink area. Seats were ripped out of the vessel. See images for further details. Boat was so damaged and had so many holes it was a total loss.
  
  Property Damage for Vessel 1:
  Property damaged included; Sonar, 3D imaging camera, trolling motor, 10 or so fishing poles lost in the lake. Fishing tackle boxes full of tackle. a small camp chef grill. Also many more fishing accessories.
  
  NARRATIVE:
  On Saturday June 6th at approximately 0800 hours I received a call from the front gate of the north marina saying that a males boat had sunk out in the South Marina of Willard Bay State Park and they were walking out on the dike back. I contacted a male identified as Owner/Operator by phone and he told me his vessel had sunk over by the west dike and they had all gotten on shore and were walking back on the dike and that no one needed medical attention. I drove out on the dike and found the 6 individuals including Owner/Operator and drove them all back out to the South Marina boat ramp where their vehicle was parked. I gathered everyone on the boats information and then went back out with Owner/Operator to grab some equipment they had thrown up on shore and to see if we could see the sunken boat.
  
   On the way Owner/Operator explained to me what had occurred, he said when they arrived at 0600 hours there was no wind and they went out to fish, as soon as the wind started picking up Owner/Operator got closer to the dike just in case things got worse. Owner/Operator says the 6ft waves that started up because of the high winds began crashing onto his boat and they were taking in a lot of water, they tried bailing it out but could not with the waves thrashing the boat nonstop. 
  
  The motor compartment got water logged and the motor shut off at which point Owner/Operator and the others decided to get off the boat and onto the dike to not go down with the boat. Owner/Operator said they began to throw equipment off the boat onto the dike when the boat flipped and slammed into the dike. The boat the continued to smash against the rocks and do more damage as it moved further north with the waves. We grabbed the equipment and found his boat in the water on the dike. Just the bow was sticking up upside down but it had gotten up pretty high on the dike.
  
   I had Officer 2 bring our patrol boat and I went on board with 2 and we were able to hook up to the boat and tow it off the rocks and flip it right side up on the way back to the South Marina. When we arrived at the South Marina the boat again became water logged and rolled back over, so we tied it off to the docks. Owner/Operator and his friends were unable to roll the boat right side up so Owner/Operator called his insurance to see if they could get a tow truck. Owner/Operator's insurance was taking too long so we called for the next available wrecker off of rotation and they came and flipped Owner/Operator's boat right side up, and put it back on his boat trailer for him. Owner/Operator was able to tow the boat up out of the water and all of the water came out. Some of Owner/Operator's equipment was found inside the boat still, but most of it was lost. NFD