RedactedNarrative: On Sunday, 8 May, Operator and Passenger were fishing on Wheeler Lake. Around 1615 hours, while traveling upriver near the mouth of Flint Creek, the boat suddenly and violently jerked hard right, ejecting both into the river. The boat started turning in a circle and eventually overturned and capsized. Both occupants then swam to the capsized boat and climbed on top. Witness, a passing boater, picked them up from the water. Witness' daughters, all under the age of twelve, told their dad about the boat and said they saw it “just turning in circles.” No statements were taken from them due to their age. The operator stated that he did not recall hitting anything in the water and that he may not have maintained complete control of the steering wheel. The passenger stated they were traveling approximately twenty-five miles per hour. Operator was not wearing the emergency engine shut-off switch and neither occupant was wearing a life jacket. An inspection of the boat did not reveal any mechanical issues with the steering mechanism. All safety items, to include a kill switch and life preservers, were on board the vessel. The boat engine trim position was all the way up.