RedactedNarrative: On July 1, 2016, at approximately 1830 hours, I received a call from Dispatch about a sinking vessel with a smoking engine located in the main channel up lake from Bullfrog Marina. Myself and Ranger left Hall's Crossing in NPS Vessel 256 and had the assistance of Ranger, who was operating NPS Vessel 2511. We found the sinking vessel in Bullfrog Bay north of the marina.
  
  The name of the damaged boat was "No Worries". There were three people on board. The operator of the boat told me that he just launched "No Worries" and was looking for a camping spot on the beach when the boat just stopped running. Immediately following this malfunction, the engine started smoking and the engine compartment started to take water in. OPERATOR deployed the fire extinguisher and then called for assistance.
  
  I instructed OPERATOR, his wife, and his son to board vessel 256 so that I could ensure they were safe. OPERATOR advised that the appearance of smoke ceased after deploying the fire extinguisher. Ranger beached vessel 2511 and boarded "No Worries" so that he could anchor it on the nearest beach. an NPS maintenance worker in Bullfrog, and Ranger also responded to the scene in the NPS Fire boat to assist with any potential fire activity. After Ranger beached "No Worries" and inspected the damage to the boat, I told the OPERATOR family that this beach looked suitable for the night. OPERATOR agreed and I let them take their camping gear off of "No Worries" and onto the beach. Aramark was notified of this incident and assisted OPERATOR the next morning.
  
  Structure Fire Report, Witness Statements, and Photo Log Attached.
  