RedactedNarrative: On July 5, 2021, at approximately 1500 hours, Game Warden First Class, Game Warden and I were patrolling north on West Point Lake when we noticed an overturned vessel on the shoreline. As we approached the vessel, we noticed 2 kids, 2 adults, and a dog in the water near the vessel. The two small children were wearing PFD's while in the water. One of the occupants informed us that there were no injuries and all persons on the vessel were accounted for. Upon further investigation, Subject1 told us that someone gave the driver of their vessel a ride to Highland Marina to get help. 
  
  G.W. and I began to gather all necessary personal information from the occupants of the overturned vessel. While gathering this information, Operator arrived back from Highland Marina. Operator told us that his vessel began to take on water while driving on West Point Lake and he decided to drive towards the bank in an effort to save the vessel and his family. The vessel appeared to have taken on water from the rear and was within 100 foot of the shoreline when we arrived on scene. While we continued our investigation, a good samaritan offered to take the family back to Highland Marina while Operator dealt with their vessel.
  
  I called A Lagrange Towing to have a recovery boat in route to our location. Within an hour, A Lagrange Towing arrived and began recovery efforts for the overturned vessel. After pumping out the water and pulling the overturned vessel back over, A Lagrange Towing recovered the vessel and towed it back to Highland Marina.  There was no plug in the vessel.