RedactedNarrative: On 7 April, 2018, at approximately 1900 hours Vessel 1 was headed from Antelope Canyon to the west end of Antelope Point Marina on Lake Powell.  While en route, a sudden, violent storm kicked up.  Winds gusting over 40 miles per hour, zero visibility, rain and lightening.  Vessel 1 swung wide to the north to avoid the public launch ramp area at Antelope Point.  
  
  At approximately 1923 hours, Vessel 1 was operating less than ten miles per hour, heading roughly east by north east, aiming generally for buoy lights to its east, when it struck the rocks of Antelope Island, 300 yards from the west breakwater of Antelope Point Marina.  Vessel 1 struck the rocks nearly head-on with the tip and port-side portion of the bow.  The operator immediately turned off the engine and Vessel 1 was pushed by the winds into the miniature cove where it remained until removed the next day.  No occupants reported any injuries.  Vessel 1 sustained damage to the bow and keel as a result of the impact and submerged rocks.  Damage was also incurred to the port side of Vessel 1 where it was pushed against the rocks while it was moored overnight.
  