RedactedNarrative: Two men were in a canoe about 100 yards off shore on Lake Superior. The waves were choppy and when the weight in the canoe shifted, the canoe capsized. 
  
  Neither were wearing life jackets, but they were in the canoe. After capsizing, the passenger was able to grab a floating life jacket and swam to shore. 
  
  The operator was in the water, but not able to get his life jacket. He held on to the canoe and was able to keep his head above water long enough for a passing fishing boat to rescue him from the water and bring him to shore. Both were brought to a good samaritan's home and placed in a warm shower by Duluth fire department. They were also treated for signs of hypothermia by the ambulance service. Alcohol may have been a factor, but no BAC was obtained.