RedactedNarrative: Synopsis:  I responded a call from dispatch regarding an overdue fisherman.  A search was conducted finding his boat running but without him onboard.  Later his body was recovered.
  
  Call:  At approximately 2033 hours on 3/22/15 I received a call regarding a fisherman who was overdue and reported by his wife.  I responded to the north marina boat ramp where Victim's wife was waiting with Victim's truck and boat trailer.  Victim's wife said that Victim had left their house at approximately 0700 and she hadn't heard from him since.  She said that he is normally home around 1430 when he fishes in the morning.  She also said that his phone was going straight to voicemail.  I got information on the vessel and Victim from Victim's wife and I called lieutenant and informed him of the situation and asked him to respond for ground contact.  I also called Rangers in for the search.  I asked Dispatch to notify the Sheriff of the situation and to page out search and rescue.
  
  Initial search:  Ranger1 and I launched the boat and began to search in the area that Victim's wife said Victim liked to fish and where the last fishermen off the water said they saw a boat which was the southwest corner.  I asked Deputy to check the south marina parking lot to see if there was any other boats on the water.  I asked Ranger2 to start on the north end of the dike searching west and south.  I asked Officer2 to start at the south marina and search the dike to the west and north.  Deputy verified that there was no other boats on the water then responded to help at the north marina.  Officer had arrived at the north marina and was with Victim's wife and asked Deputy to search the east side of the dike going south.  
   
  Ranger1 and I had made it to the southwest corner and was starting to work towards the south marina when we got a call from Deputy saying that he located a vessel approximately 100 feet off the dike by feed lot that matched the description of the boat that we were looking for and didn't appear to have anyone onboard.  Ranger1 and I responded to the location and approached the vessel and relayed the bow numbers to Officer to verify the vessel was the one that we were looking for and it was.  When we approached the vessel we could tell that there wasn't anyone onboard and could tell that the outboard motor was still running.  I boarded the vessel and saw that the trolling motor was powered on but didn't appear to be in drive.  The outboard motor was also not in gear.  There were two fishing poles out either side with approximately 3 feet of line.  Nothing seemed out of place other than the motors running.  
  
  
  There was a coffee cup that had about one inch of coffee in the bottom in the cup holder by the drivers seat.  In the passenger seat cup holder there was a string cheese and kiwi.  I also located a thermos that was full of coffee.   There was a helicopter that assisted with searching from the air.  The GPS unit was on so I could see the route the vessel had traveled on that appeared almost straight to the north marina.  We left the vessel there and began to search going north along the estimated path of the boat.  Another parks vessel had arrived to assist with the search and we notified them of the information and they began a search from the north marina.  After searching a ways up we decided to return to the vessel to take another look and it and to shut it down so that the GPS didn't go dead.  While doing this Officer2 informed me of some items that had been turned in that a fisherman found adrift earlier in the day.  The items were identified as being Victims consisted of a hat, planner, and remote control for the trolling motor.  We were initially told that the items were picked up just south of the red marina marker buoy.  We went to this location to continue searching.  
   
  A Box Elder vessel arrived about this time and began to search as well.  After a while of searching the other parks boat we…
   