RedactedNarrative: On April 9th 2020 at approximately 5:54 PM, I Game Warden (GW) received a call from the Gainesville Georgia State Patrol (GSP) Post. The dispatcher informed me there was a boating incident that occurred on Lake Lanier in Hall County, Georgia. It was a one vessel incident that involved one individual on one Personal Watercraft (PWC). The operator that was later identified as Operator was being transported to the hospital due to her injuries. Due to the incident and new operating procedures in reference to COVID 19, I did not go to the scene of the incident on that date.
  
  Later that evening, I contact Hall County Dispatch and received the information of the caller and witness to the incident. The caller was later identified as the husband. I was able to get in contact with Operator’s husband and asked him what occurred. Operator’s husband informed me that they received a call from their neighbor that their kayak had drifted over to the neighbor's dock. Operator’s husband stated that Operator went to get on one of their Waverunner PWCs in order to get the kayak. After getting the kayak, Operator’s husband stated that Operator tied the line of the kayak to the front end of the PWC. As Operator was driving the PWC, the line wedged against the throttle as the PWC was turning toward the port (left) side. 
  
  The PWC then accelerated and turned around on the starboard (right) side and kept accelerating toward the bank. The PWC then struck the bank and jumped up and struck a tree. Operator’s husband stated that Operator was approximately 80 feet from the bank. Operator’s husband stated that Operator had probably broke her ankle and was not sure how bad the head injury was. I informed Operator’s husband that I would speak to Operator when she had recovered. 
  
  On April 10, 2020, I went to the scene of the incident for photographs and investigation. I did observe the kayak and the PWC. After taking photographs, I determined that Operator’s husband's statement did line up with what I observed at the incident.
  
  Later that day, I was able to speak with Operator. Operator's statement was the same as what Operator’s husband had told me. She did state that she was never ejected from the PWC even after it jumped the bank. Operator had broken her left foot and received multiple bruises.
  
  End of report.
  