RedactedNarrative: SYNOPSIS:
  On April 25th, 2020 at approximately 1800 hours I was called to a boat fire out on Willard Bay Reservoir, myself and Officer 1 responded on the boat to it. We towed the boat back to the North Marina and no one was injured in the process. A vessel safety inspection was conducted on the boat as well.
  
  NARRATIVE:
  On April 25th, 2020 at approximately 1800 hours I was called to a boat fire out on Willard Bay Reservoir, myself and Officer 1 responded on the boat to it in the middle of the reservoir. We arrived on scene in the boat with 5 other passengers; Passenger 2, Passenger 3, Passenger 4, Passenger 5, and Passenger 1. I asked Operator what happened and if anyone was hurt and he told me his engine had started smoking while underway so he shut off the engine, opened the motor cover and it was smoking and smelling burnt, so he used the fire extinguisher he had on board. Operator and the rest of the passengers stated they never saw visible outward flames. We towed the vessel back into the North Marina Boat Ramp and I conducted a vessel inspection on the boat. There was no visible damage in the motor compartment but Operator said the damage must be internal, he had recently changed one of the pumps in the motor he said. Damage was estimated based on if his motor needed major internal repairs.
  
  CONCLUSION:
  No one was hurt on the vessel and there was no visible damage to the vessel. The damage may all be internal. Vessel inspection was conducted on boat after towed back to the North Marina Boat Ramp and there were no major violations. NFD