RedactedNarrative: While on patrol within the boundaries of Glen Canyon NRA on patrol near Dangling Rope, I was called to a medical at the mouth of the San Juan River Arm of Lake Powell. I located the houseboat on the west shore of the San Juan near buoy 58. The party there stated that one of their group had been injured while wake boarding near the mouth of the canyon about an hour ago and that he was "okay" but needed stitches. The party was not able to boat to the Bullfrog Clinic or their vehicle at Bullfrog due to the number of parents and children on board and the time duration before darkness.
  
  I met victim who stated he had spoken to his mother and had permission to go to Bullfrog and receive the medical care for his head laceration. Victim was otherwise un-injured and was not in any current pain or discomfort. Victim stated that while wakeboarding, he attempted to jump the wake and was successful at clearing the wake, but ultimately caught an edge of his board on the water and had a violent fall. Estimated speeds were 25 mph and Victim stated he felt the board pop off and strike him on the right side of his head. Victim and all witnesses denied any loss of consciousness. Victim stated he "would just glue the cut shut....but we don't have any." The small approx. 1 and 1/2 inch laceration was no longer bleeding.
  
  I had no suspicion that Operator was consuming alcohol or that his actions operating the vessel had any bearing on the outcome of the accident. Victim received 5 stitches and was picked up by members of the party the next day.
  
  No damage was done to the vessel and no other injuries were noted.