RedactedNarrative: Operator # 1 stated to the effect: I was coming around the turn and saw a bunch of geese in the water. I swerved out of the way and when I tried to regain control I overcompensated and ended up in the marsh.
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed: Vessel # 1 was heading northbound in double creek when Operator # 1 lost control of Vessel # 1. Operator # 1 then overcompensated the steering wheel in attempt to regain control of Vessel # 1 and ran aground in the marsh area just west of the creek. Vessel # 1 sustained damage to the bow bottom of the hull. 
  
  Operator # 1 complained of pain in his right leg. A passenger complained of pain in her rear end and sustained a bump on her head. Another passenger complained of pain in her left wrist. All refused medical attention. There were no other reported injuries at the scene. Vessel # 1 was pulled out of the marsh and towed by TowBoatUS on 8/21/16 at the owners request.
  