RedactedNarrative: Hunters were finished for the day. They had thrown the decoys into the boat and loaded up to cross the lake from east side to the west side landing. The front passenger stated they had about a foot of water in the bow. The operator reported letting up on the gas to slow the boat and as soon as he did so, the boat took a nose dive into the water. The boat was loaded with three adult males, three guns, decoys, other hunting equipment, and all three were wearing wet chest waders. The boat capsized. Two parties were using the boat to assist them floating along with life jackets. The third party was using a goose decoy as well as a life jacket to stay afloat. Two other hunters, who had not witnessed the accident, came across them and pulled them into their boat and called 911. They brought the parties to the access. All three parties were transported to the hospital, were treated for cold water exposure and released. The rescuers went back out and towed the boat and belongings back to shore. All three victims had been wearing life jackets and alcohol was not a factor. There was a small amount of damage to the boat.