RedactedNarrative: Approximately 8:00 a.m., three people arrived at the Bartholomew Cutoff to fish from a small aluminum boat.  Approximately 1:30 p.m., the trio’s vessel capsized and all three occupants fell overboard.  According to the lone survivor of the incident, he stated that just prior to the event, Victim1 stood up at the rear of the vessel.  As a result, the vessel rotated to the starboard side and overturned.  
  
  Victim1 immediately sank beneath the surface.  Survivor was able to hold on to a floating cooler and paddle to the nearby bank where he ran for help.  Victim2 was last seen holding onto the capsized vessel before Survivor ran for help.  
  
  Victim2 and Victim1 were both recovered shortly after the incident.  Personal Flotation Devices were available in the vessel.  However, none of the PFD’s were being worn.   The vessel in question, was a 12' in length with no source of propulsion attached.  Occupants were using on board paddles to maneuver the vessel.  There was no designated operator on board as the vessel had no external source of propulsion.
  