RedactedNarrative: On April 21, 2015, Subject1 and Subject2 launched the 14' Jon Boat from Garrett's Marina at approximately 0615 hours. They anchored approximately 100 yards inshore of green Buoy 19 in the Rappahannock River and began fishing. The wind began to gust. Water from the waves began to come over the bow of the vessel. An attempt was made to pull the anchor, however, the water was rapidly coming over the bow. The anchor line was cut. Both Subject1 and Subject2 put on a Type II PFD and the vessel was swept from underneath them, flipped over and was quickly swept down river. Subject2 swam to shore and asked a homeowner to call 911 and explained the situation. He also advised that his friend, Subject1 was still in the water. 
  
  A Marine Police vessel was launched at Hoskins Creek to begin searching for Subject1. The Marine Police airplane was also searching. Subject1 was located by the airplane, standing on a beach approximately 2 miles down river from the where the vessel capsized. Subject1 was pulled onto the Marine Police vessel and taken to the nearest EMS SUV. The EMS SUV took the Subject1 to Garrett's Marina where an Ambulance was standing by. EMS advised that Subject1 needed to be transported to Riverside Hospital in Tappahannock due to his body temperature being so low. Subject1 treated and released. Subject2 refused medical treatment. Subject2 was in the water for approximately 2 hours. Subject1 was in the water for approximately 3 hours.