RedactedNarrative: Watercraft with two occupants were on the lake fishing. The watercraft was drifting. The passenger reached down to grab a bobber, and then fell into the water. While he was in the water he kept telling the operator "this isn't good." The operator said the man's head never went under the water, though. The man in the water then went unresponsive and the operator dragged him on a log to start CPR. First responders shortly after arrived on scene, and continued CPR. The man was transported to the hospital in Winona. He arrived at the hospital and according to medical staff, they were able to determine that there were signs of life and the man was flown to a hospital in La Crosse, Wisconsin, where he was later pronounced dead. The County Sheriff's Office received the medical examiner's report on 1/23/2020. The ME report indicated several cardiac issues, as well as other complications, and the final result of the victim's death was indicated as drowning. Life jackets were not being worn. Alcohol was not a factor. The owner had just purchased the watercraft the previous day from a man who had used it on a private pond. The watercraft had not been registered by either the previous owner nor the current owner. There was an electric trolling motor on the boat, but it was not being used at the time of the incident. The deputy could not find a HIN and it is unknown what year the boat was built. Best guess was the mid-1990s.