RedactedNarrative: On September 13th, 2016 at approximately 2130 hours I received a report over Marine 16 that a boat had capsized up by Hansen Creek Canyon and that the owners of the boat were at Halls Crossing Marina.
  
  The owner of the vessel informed me that he was boating with his wife up by Hansen Creek and that they were unable to trim up their trolling motor, which caused them to capsize when the wind picked up and waves increased in size.
  
  On September 14th, 2016 I went up to Hansen Creek to verify that the boat was up there and found the boat at the entrance to Hansen Creek, capsized but still floating on the surface of the water. I called Executive Services to tow the boat out and prevent it from completely sinking.
  
  
  VOLUNTARY STATEMENT: Operator
  Power trim quit working in heavy waves, which was unable to keep the bow up and it took on water, and the nose went down, and the boat flipped. We lost our DOG and all possessions. 6 fishing poles, all phones, purse, boat equipment, electric motor. Hopefully the boat can be recovered and we can salvage anything from this disaster. The boat took on water in the front to back and flipped on the side. When standing on the boat to wave help down I fell on my right shoulder and hurt it. The people that came to help treated us for hypothermia as one on broad was an EMT, and recognized the signs. We floated on top of the boat for at least 30 to 40 minutes.
  