RedactedNarrative: On Monday, June 13, 2016, at approximately 12:00pm, Operator (the operator) was fishing below High Rock dam on Tuckertown Reservoir in a 21' Carolina Sea Skiff (vessel 1).  When Operator heard the siren sound indicating that the flood gates were about to open, someone on the dam yelled out to them saying “you better get out of there, we're about to open the gates”.  
  
  Operator quickly started the engine and maneuvered the vessel to head downstream toward the Bringle Ferry Access Area 1/4mile downstream from High Rock Dam.  As Operator was maneuvering around rocks, the vessel struck some submerged rocks that were not visible to her.  The vessel became lodged on top of the rocks.  As the boat teetered on the rocks, Operator used the thrust of the motor to back off the rocks.  Operator quickly backed the vessel up and went back to the dock at Bringle Ferry Access Area.  After getting the boat on the trailer, Operator looked under the vessel for damage where she observed five places that the gelcoat and fiberglass were damaged.  The places of damage were varying sizes ranging from approximately 1"- 4" long. 
  
  No personal injuries in this incident. 
  Alcohol was not a factor in this incident. 
  All safety equipment was aboard and used properly. 
  There were no charges filed in this incident.