RedactedNarrative: On October 12, 2017, V1 launched at approximately 1:00 pm from Walker’s Point Recreation Area on Lake Madison in Lake County.  O1 and P1 operated V1 east from Walker’s Point ramp approximately 0.5 miles.  Due to the conditions of the wind and water (2-3’ waves) O1 maneuvered V1 close to the southern boundary of Lake Madison while travelling east.  After an unknown amount of time travelling east, O1 chose to drift and fish with the waves moving northwest towards Johnson’s Point.  
  O1 had an expectation to meet an individual at Walker’s Point ramp so O1 continued to drift V1 northwest.  O1 was notified from the guest at Walker’s Point that he had arrived and would like to meet.  
  V1 drifted further into the middle of Lake Madison than O1 had thought over a short amount of time so he knew the waves could be treacherous for the size of V1.  In order to meet the individual at Walker’s Point dock, O1 started the engine to V1.  O1 turned V1 to port into the 2-3’ rolling waves.  The waves caused O1 and P1 to shift their weight to port, then the motion of the waves proceeded to shift their weight aggressively to starboard side of V1.  The shifting of body weight forced V1 to capsize so the keel was facing towards the sky.  Immediately after V1 capsized, O1 was able to reach a throw-able device for flotation, and P1 was able to reach a PFD.  P1 was able to get the PFD over one of his shoulders, but not around both or properly strapped. 
  After V1 capsized, V1 had enough flotation within the metal seats to allow V1 to float level with the water surface.  During this timeframe floating in the water, O1 and P1 were able to flip V1 back over so the keel was facing the bottom of Lake Madison, this allowed O1 and P1 to hold onto the gunnel of V1.  After an unknown amount of time holding onto the gunnel of V1, V1 flipped a second time resulting in the keel facing the sky.  After V1 flipped, O1 and P1 were able to hold onto the keel for the remainder of their time in the water.
  After approximately 45 minutes of holding onto V1, O1 was able to gather the attention of another vessel fishing Lake Madison.  The fishermen responded to O1’s call for help and successfully placed both O1 and P1 into the responder vessel.  According to the fishermen, O1 was in a better state of health than P1.  P1 for the most part was unresponsive in the responding vessel.  The responding fishermen called 911 and met an ambulance, SO, and other first responders at Johnson’s Point dock located on the north side of Lake Madison.
  Both O1 and P1 were transported to the Madison Regional Health facility in Madison, admitted, and were treated for hypothermic symptoms.  Both O1 and P1 were discharged from Madison Regional Health the next day.