RedactedNarrative: On Saturday, May 9, 2020 at approximately 5:29 pm, I, Game Warden was notified by Nevada Department of Wildlife Dispatch about a vessel accident near Sandy Cove.  The information was that a single vessel had struck a submerged rock and became disabled.  
  
  There were no reported injuries.  I arrived on scene at approximately 5:43 pm and located the boat and its owner.  There was no visible damage above the waterline.  Operator1 stated they were coming back from The Narrows and turned to come into Hamblin Bay/Sandy Cove area between two islands.  He stated that they were traveling about 10 mph and when passing between the two islands, the underside of the hull struck a submerged object which disabled the vessel and caused it to come to an immediate stop.  One occupant had a slight injury to his right hand, but refused any type of medical treatment.  Other than that, no other injuries were reported.  Operator1 was towed back to Sandy Cove where he called to report the accident.
  
  Operator1 told me that he had someone who was going to tow him back to Callville Bay where his boat trailer was parked.  I instructed them to take the boat in, so we could get it on a trailer and assess the damage to the vessel.  After the vessel was pulled out of the water, I was able to observe damage to the prop, driveshaft, and fiberglass on the underside of the vessel.  The fiberglass damage was about 24 inches long and 8-10 inches wide near the through hole where the driveshaft passes through the hull.  The prop also had extensive damage.  One blade was bent and multiple blades had chunks missing.  Photos were taken and information gathered from all parties on the vessel.
  