RedactedNarrative: On August 18, 2018 at approximately 2030 hours, myself, U.S. Park Rangers were on vessel patrol in the Bullfrog District of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. I noticed a vessel that appeared to be stuck on a rock island just northwest of buoy 94.
  
  As we moved closer to the vessel we noticed no one was in the vessel and three individuals were in the water. I could see one male attempting to get the vessel off the rocks. I could also see one female helping another back onto the vessel.
  
  I asked if everyone was alright to which the male responded that they were just in an accident and the girls were ejected from the vessel. 
  
  The water was choppy and it was just after sunset. It took a few minutes for OPERATOR1 to get the vessel off the rocks. Once OPERATOR1 was floating off the rocks he was able to start his vessel. Ranger moved our patrol vessel alongside OPERATOR1's vessel to talk about what happened. I again asked if everyone was alright. OPERATOR1 stated that the girls were injured but he was fine. I then noticed blood on the driver's seat and asked OPERATOR1 if he was bleeding. He checked himself and noticed he suffered a small laceration to his right forearm.
  
  
  I issued OPERATOR1 a federal violation notice for failing to maintain a proper lookout. This is in violation of UC73-18-15.1(1). 
  
  