RedactedNarrative: On 5/20/16, I ranger was notified by Corporal of a possible boating accident at the Griffis Camp landing. This was at 1111 hours and I was in Homerville, I responded to Griffis Camp landing and arrived on scene at 1146 hours. Clinch county EMS was already on scene and giving care to one of the subjects when I arrived. 
  
  I spoke to Operator about what had taken place since he was the boat operator. Operator and Occupant were fishing in the Suwannee River in a two person vessel (GA0335DN) which was powered by and electric trolling motor. While fishing Operator realized Occupant was having some problems with his speech. Operator turned the boat around and headed back to the landing. As the boat arrived at the landing Occupant uncontrollably began leaning back in his chair and became unconscious as he fell into the water. 
  
  Occupant was not wearing a PFD when this took place and was approximately ten feet from the river bank. Operator was able to grab Occupant in his waist area and used the trolling motor to get to the bank.  Occupant is now lying on his back on the bank with his knees down still in the water. Operator then ran to office and had him call for help. 
  
  Occupant is a diabetic and his sugar had got to an unsafe level and this caused him to fall out of the vessel. Clinch EMS regained consciousness with Occupant on the river bank and transported him to Clinch Memorial Hospital in Homerville for further treatment. I responded to Clinch Memorial and interviewed Occupant, he was feeling a lot better at this time. Occupant stated all he remembered was talking to his friends while in the vessel and then waking up on the side of the bank. Occupant went on to tell me he had experienced these episodes before and he normally has little to no warning before he passes out from his low blood sugar. 
  
  the owner of the vessel that Operator and Occupant were in, he was at the river this day also but in another vessel. There were no damages to any vessel or any charges made pertaining to this incident.