RedactedNarrative: On June 13, 2020 Game Wardens were on general boat patrol near Katherines Landing Marina when we were informed by NDOW Dispatch, at approximately 4:00 PM, about a sunken vessel that had been reported to National Park Service via Tow Boat US. The boat was supposed to be at Pyramid Rock, on the Nevada Side of the lake. We went and searched the Nevada Side in this area and found nothing. When returning to Katherines Landing, we located the vessel at Pyramid Rock on the Arizona side of the Lake. We were able to get close enough to take pictures and document as best as we could the obvious damage to the vessel. We returned to Katherine''s Landing and learned that Tow Boat US was going to be meeting with the owner of the boat. I went and met with Tow Boat US and the owner his brother.
  
  OPERATOR 1, who was operating the vessel, told me that right after launching from Katherine''s landing, at approximately 10:00 AM, the boat engine stalled and they were unable to get it started back. While, they were free floating, they began to take water over the sides of the vessel and get blown into the rocks. 
  
  OPERATOR 1and the 6 other occupants all put on their life jackets and stayed on the boat until it was blown into the shore. They were then able to secure the vessel in place as best as they could. They were picked up by good samaritans in the area and taken back to Katherine''s Landing. OPERATOR 1then reported the swamping to Tow Boat US who then reported it to National Park Service around 4:00 PM.
  Based on my observations of the vessel and the time it was submerged, I estimated the damage to be approximately $8,000.
  
  Based on my investigation, this incident is consistent with the statement from OPERATOR 1. No charges will be filed.