RedactedNarrative: Operator was paddling a Kayak near beach 5, approximately 300 meters offshore according to Park Rangers who responded, on the Lyon County side of Lahontan reservoir when, for an unknown reason, the kayak tipped over. 
  
  Operator1 fell out of the kayak and was unable to right the vessel. Operator1 was wearing a PFD described as a type III but was unable to self rescue. Operator1 remained in the water for approximately 45 minutes according to her, she began to slip in and out of consciousness for the final duration of approximately the last 20 minutes she was in the water. 
  
  Nevada State Park Rangers were dispatched through Lyon County dispatch at approximately 1330 hours along with Central Lyon Fire crews. The on duty Central Lyon County battalion chief was able to talk to a civilian vessel near the Silver Springs boat launch. 
  
  The operator of the vessel agreed to take his vessel to Operator1'' location near beach 5 and attempt to rescue her. Subject1 was able to secure Operator1 on board his vessel and transport her to the shore at beach 5 where fire and EMS crews were waiting along with State Park Rangers. Central Lyon County fire and EMS personnel determined that due to the severity of hypothermia and length of time Operator1 was in the water, it would be best for Operator1 to be transported by Remsa Care Flight to Renown Regional Medical Center in Reno for emergency treatment. Central Lyon Fire crews transported Operator1 from beach 5 to the Silver Springs boat launch where they met with the Care Flight helicopter. Care Flight departed Lahontan State Park at approximately 1450 hours. Operator1 was treated at the hospital and released on 5-22-2020.
  