RedactedNarrative: Operator and his two sons were fishing on Lake Winnebago near Little Blackbird Reef.  The weather was cloudy and there was a possibility of rain shower in the afternoon.  The lake was relatively calm and the Weber's had anchored their boat using two anchors, one on the boat and one on the stern.  Operator has been boating all his life and is familiar with Lake Winnebago.  Operator used two anchors because of the relatively calm conditions and would not normally anchor from the stern if there are waves.  At approximately 1030 a.m. a storm front moved into the areas, the winds picked up out of the south at speeds over 15 mph and the 3 to 4 foot waves began.  Operator said that the bow anchor did not hold and the wind and waves blew his boat so that this stern was into the waves.  Operator said that a large wave came over the stern swamping the boat.  He said that they tried to cut the anchor line.  He said that they were able to cut the anchor line but not before a second wave crashed over the stern.  Operator said that all three people in the boat were wearing PFD's.  A nearby fishing boat was able to assist Operator and his sons to shore.  There were no injuries to the persons on the boat.  The capsized boat was towed by Winnebago Sheriff to Fresh Air Park in Neenah.  The boat was removed from the water by Jim's Towing of Oshkosh.  Operator said that there was over $2,000.00 damage to the boat.
   