RedactedNarrative: On 11/13/2014, at approximately 10:00am, I CPO met with Operator to complete this report. 
  
  Operator reported on 11/09/2014 at approximately 1:15pm he was running in a northerly direction approximately 200 yards north of the Lake Charleston Boat Ramp. Operator stated the wind was to his back and he decided to change direction. Operator steered portside using only the tiller control. Operator reported the sailboat started tipping over in the water and he realized he should have adjusted the sail to complete the turn. (Wind was recorded as SSW at 13MPH) 
  
  When he capsized he swam back to the boat and grabbed the centerboard to attempt to right the watercraft. Operator stated his legs then became entangled in the lines. Operator stated as he started to right the watercraft the lines entagling his legs started to pull him under water. Operator stated he was unable to free his legs of the lines and unable to right the watercraft. Operator said he became fatigued and made his way to the stern of the still capsized watercraft and started shouting for help. 
  
  A nearby fisherman heard Operator and contacted Coles County 911. Members of the Coles County dive team arrived and rescued subject from the water at 1:40pm. Operator was then transported to Sarah Bush Lincoln Hospital by Charleston Fire and Ambulance, admitted and treated for Hypothermia. Dive team members stated Operator was wearing his Personal Floatation Device and his legs were still entangled in the sailboat lines when he was rescued.