RedactedNarrative: The victim was swimming in the lake when he was struck by a pontoon boat. He reported that the pointed part of the boats float tube (pontoon) struck him in the forehead and then the propeller struck him in the left ear. He advised that he was wearing a floatable wet suit and was dragging a bright orange buoy for visibility. He reported that he was swimming approximately 50 yards from shore, northbound on the north part of the lake. He was evaluated at the emergency room and received stitches but was cleared of head trauma via CAT scan. The driver of the boat has not been identified. The victim said the boater stopped but did not provide information. The incident was reported to authorities by the victim, after he came home from the emergency room. He said he swims in the lake about 3 times a week as he enjoys doing triathlons. He thought the boat approached him from the NW because he takes breaths to the right so he would have seen it coming from the east. He said he didn't report the incident right away because he didn't think it was a big deal and that the hospital staff convinced him to call the authorities. He did not have any information about the boat, beyond that it was a pontoon boat, or the people on board.