RedactedNarrative: On July 04, 2015, Corporal, both with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, responded to a boating incident on Nottely Lake in the area across from Ivy Log Creek on Honaker.  Cpl. received the call at approximately 1915 hours.  We arrived on scene at approximately 1925 hours.  Upon our arrival, we met the complainant.  Subject said the incident occurred at approximately 1500 hours, and he could show us the area of incident.  
  
  Cpl. and I did notice damage to the middle and left pontoon, front aluminum stripe, the front/left aluminum panel, and the front/left deck.  Subject got on our vessel and took us to an area across from Ivy Creek at Honaker.  Subject said he did not really know the exact location or what happened.  Subject said he had five people on his vessel and four people on a tube being towed by his vessel, an Odyssey Millennium 2302, for a total of nine people. 
  
   Subject said he was in the middle of the channel and looked back at the tube to see only three people on the tube.  Subject said he asked the other four passengers of the boat about the fourth person on the tube, still looking away from his path of travel, and he felt the vessel hit something.  Subject said he hit the bank.  
  
  Subject said Victim1 sustained an injury to his right ankle, victim2 sustained a concussion, victim3 sustained an injury to her right middle finger, and fourth person did not sustain any injuries.  The passengers on the tube, sustained no injuries.  Subject took his vessel and all the passengers back to his dock so he could take the injured passengers to Union General Hospital.  Subject received an estimate for repairs, which he said would be high, and called Cpl. for a boating incident report several hours later.  All injured persons were treated at Union General Hospital and released.  Employees at the Marina told Cpl. and I the damages to the vessel were going to total approximately $10,000.00.
  
  Note: Cpl. and I patrolled the area, with Subject on our vessel, and found the area of the collision.  The GPS coordinates, obtained from the patrol vessel's GPS, are N 34 55.338, W 084 03.887.  Cpl. photographed the damage to Subject's vessel for documentation.