RedactedNarrative: On June 13th 2020  at aproximatly 2200 I Game Warden while assisting a fellow Game Warden with an arrest on Lake Lanier  was approached by a man in a boat. The man stated he was looking for a different boat he owned that had caught fire earlier that day and had been tied up around Old Federal Campground. Subject was then told that his boat had been moved from where it had originally been tied up to a safer location close to Old Federal Campground by the Fire Department. I gave Subject my phone number and asked him to call me the next day so I could assist him when I wasn't already occupied. 
  
  	The next afternoon Subject called me and told me that he had been driving his boat near Old Federal Campground when passengers in other vessel began to shout that his vessel was on fire. Subject used his and another vessel's fire extinguisher to put out the flames while another person towed his vessel to shore. Subject left the scene to go get another boat in order to take the damaged boat to a mechanic. When he came back he couldn't locate his boat and spent hours driving around the lake trying to locate it. He continued looking until he met me the night before. I informed Subject that he needed to remove his vessel and to provide me with some information for the report.
  
  	A few days later Subject called and informed me that the boat had been removed from the lake and that the right engine had been heavily damaged. Subject provided me with a statement and I told him I would write the report. 
  
  	While working on the report I called Hall County Dispatch to see what time the boat fire had been called in. The dispatcher told me that the boat fire had been called in at 1614 on June 13 2020 and had been closed by 1630.  
  
  In conclusion, Subject's boat caught fire on June 13 2020 a short time prior to 1614 hours. The fires origins has not been conclusively determined but, due to the damage coming from the right engine along with the age of the vessel it is reasonable to believe the fire was caused by liquid fuel of the vapor from liquid fuel becoming ignited and  spreading to other fuel causing a fire.