RedactedNarrative: On 7/1/2018 at approximately 21:15-21:30 near White''s Creek Marina, Victim and his father were making repairs to their vessel in the cove near White''s Creek Marina.  The vessel''s motor stopped running and they were attempting to make repairs when the motor back fired.  The spark ignited some gasoline that had been spilled on Victim''s right arm and on both feet.  Victim jumped into the lake to extinguish the flames.  His father tossed him a type 2 pfd.  Operator used a fire extingusher to put out the flames in the engine area of the vessel. At this point, Operator helped his son back into the vessel and rowed the boat to a nearby dock at White''s Creek Marina.  Bystanders on the bank contacted Rhea County 911.  Deputies responded to secure the scene and TWRA was notified.  Upon arrival the vessel was examined  by TWRA officers and a statement was taken from the vessel owner.  Victim had been transported to Roane Medical Center in Kingston, TN by private vehicle.  Officers gathered information at the scene and then traveled to Roane Medical Center to interview Victim.  Victim was being treated for burns to his right hand and both feet, but he did make some remarks about the incident that were written down by Officer.  Victim was treated and released later that night.  The damaged vessel was loaded onto its trailer and removed from the scene by the owner.  Although the vessel was displaying Louisiana registration which was expired, they had applied for TN registration.  Upon inspection, the mercruiser engine appeared to have been repaired using non marine grade parts.