RedactedNarrative: On Wednesday August 22, 2018 Conservation Warden was contacted by the Door County Sheriff Dept regarding an incident that had occurred on a boat near the Fish Creek Harbor. The Conservation Warden had been advised that an individual had cut the end of a finger off while on a boat that had run aground while trying to get the boat off of the shoal. As the Conservation Warden was responding he was advised that the boat was able to get off of the shoal and was currently en-route to the dock at the Alabi Marina. Upon arriving at the Alabi Marina, the Conservation Warden met with Vessel 1 Operator who was being treated for an injury to his left index finger. Vessel 1 Operator stated that he was operating and had run aground on the shoal just outside and south of the Fish Creek Harbor. While Operator and his companions were attempting to get the boat off of the shoal, a fishing boat offered to take the anchor of the sailboat out into deeper water so that Vessel 1 Operator could attempt to winch the boat off of the shoal with the capstan.
  As Vessel 1 Operator was taking line out of the anchor locker, the hatch for the anchor locker fell on his left hand. The edge of the hatch caught Vessel 1 Operator’s left index finger and "de-gloved" the index finger from the first knuckle up to the tip of the finger. Vessel 1 Operator stated that there were no other injuries to anyone else on the boat and that he just wasn't paying attention and the hatch cover fell and hit his hand. Vessel 1 Operator was transported to Door County Medical Center for sutures for the injury to his left index finger.
  