RedactedNarrative: LE GENERAL REPORT 
  At approximately 1700 hours on October 06, 2022 I U.S. Park Rangers responded to a report of a disabled/capsized vessel near Parson's Point, Lake Powell in Glen Canyon Recreational Area.  All other Rangers and I traveled to the Parson's Point of Lake Powell onboard National Park Service Vessel 258.
  
  
  Upon arrival we observed a fishing boat with a line attached to a capsized vessel's bow eye.  We contacted the two occupants and identified the captain and single passenger.  Operator1 stated that he was the registered owner of the capsize vessel.  We were unable to identify the vessel's bow numbers as it had capsized and the registration paperwork was still onboard.  Operator1 provided the capsize vessel's insurance policy with Hull Identification Number (HIN) to a 2015 23 foot Mastercraft X-23 wake boat.  
  
  Ranger and I secured the capsized vessel to the sandstone shore of Antelope Island with a series of anchoring knots on a line attached to the vessel's bow eye.  (Grid location N 36 58" 44.0", W 111 28" 59.2")
  
  Operator1 stated that on 05 October 2022 at approximately 1640 hours, while traveling at approximately 35 miles per hour the Mastercraft X-23 struck a floating log on the lake's surface just North of Antelope Point Marina.  He later determined that the floating log broke off the forward most skeg on the bottom of the boat.  
  
  The Mastercraft X-23 began to take on water in a lower compartment, and Operator1 was able to run the bilge pump successfully.  However Operator1 lost propulsion power due to the "throttle cutting out".  On 06 October 2022, Operator1 attempted to tow the vessel back to the Wahweap area with a friend's fishing boat.  Howerver the damaged Mastercraft X-23 capsized while under tow near Parson's Point.  At approximately 1634 hours, S. Operator1 called 911 to report their emergency.
  
  At approximately 1733 we were clear of this incident.
  On 07 October 2022 I returned to the site of the capsized Mastercraft X-23's location while routine patrol in Utah Department of Natural Resources vessel.  The Mastercraft X-23 was still secured to the Antelope Island shoreline.
  On 08 October 2022  A Operator1 stated that he had hired a salvage company to retrieve the Mastercraft X-23.  The removal was scheduled for 10 October 2022.
  