RedactedNarrative: Operator was underway near the East shore of Jordanelle Reservoir. It was after 11:00 PM and it was a new moon, so it was extremely dark and visibility was very low. As OPERATOR was underway, he ran aground on a peninsula that had become exposed with the dropping water levels. The area OPERATOR hit was roughly 60 feet long  by 25 feet across and was out of the water 3-4 feet. 
  
  The vessel traveled up on to the ground about 15 - 20 feet. The bottom hull of the vessel was scratched and gouged from the rocks and earth. OPERATOR asked that I assist him by pulling the vessel the rest of the 5-10 across the ground and back into the water. The vessel was successfully placed back in the water by using a tow rope and my patrol vessel. OPERATOR was able to make it back to the marina and load the vessel on its trailer with no further complications. OPERATOR contacted me the next day and asked me to complete this report as he had learned the damage was more than originally thought.
  