RedactedNarrative: Two subjects were on the shore line and they informed us that their boat was full of water. We walked along the shore line and located the boat and the two subjects. We learned that the two subjects were unharmed during the incident. Operator was driving the boat in Yellow Jacket Creek in approximately 3 feet of water. Operator stated that they were headed back to the dock from fishing, when he heard a noise like something hit the bottom of the boat. Operator stated that he believed that he hit a stump under the water. After a short distance, the two individuals noticed water coming into the boat. Operator stated that he drove the boat over to the shore line because he was afraid it would fill up with water and sink. The two individuals contacted a tow boat service to come and tow the boat back to Clark Access. At approximately 05:00 p.m., A-Lagrange Tow brought the boat back to the dock at Clark Access. The individuals loaded the boat onto the trailer. While driving the truck and boat up the ramp I noticed water pouring out from underneath the boat. After the water drained out of the boat I located the damage to the boat. The impacted area was underneath the boat, near the transom. I was able to photograph the area and the pictures are included in the boating incident report. After speaking with owner, I learned that he purchased the boat the previous weekend. Owner stated that he did not have insurance on the boat. The tow boat operator which also does fiberglass repair work inspected the damage underneath the boat. His opinion was that the damage was at least $2,000 and stated that the damage to the boat would total the boat out. I gathered information from both of the individuals and they were released from the scene. Nothing Further.