RedactedNarrative: At 1845 hours, Watercraft #1 left the resort with an operator and 3 passengers. They were all wearing life jackets. They started fishing south and east of Little Martin Island. The boat was drifting. 
  
  At about 1910 hours, the boat got caught up on rock on both the port and starboard side of the hull. 
  
  The boat motor was not on rocks and was not damaged. The operator attempted to get off the rocks but was unable to. A passerby attempted to help tow them off but was unsuccessful. 
  
  Due to a severe storm, the other boat returned to shore and called 911. The people on the boat rode the storm out in the boat. Kabetogama Fire, Voyageur National Park and U.S. Border Patrol responded to assist the boaters. 
  
  They were unable to free the boat and it was left on the rocks, anchored for the night, with the bow light left on for safety. The four were transported to the Kabetogama Visitor Center and there they refused medical treatment as none of them were injured. They were transported back to the resort. The resort removed the boat from the rocks the following day. Alcohol was not a factor. The rocks had been marked by a buoy.