RedactedNarrative: On 08/06/2022 at approximately 2300 hours, operator was operating a vessel in an area which was shallow due to the dam not running as much water through them as normal. Operator stated he knew the river very well and had never seen the water so shallow in this area. He was travelling at approximately 10 MPH when the outboard grounded, causing the bow to dive down into the water and stick into the ground which was just below the water surface. 
  
  Due to the bow being stuck into the ground, the vessel then began to take on water, flooding it and resting it in less than 3 feet of water. Tow Boat U.S. received the call and went to the scene, pumped the water out of the vessel and towed it back to the Topock Marina. Upon arrival, I contacted Operator who advised he was the operator at the time of the incident and the other 10 occupants on board the vessel. All occupants advised they were okay and did not need any medical assistance at this time.
  