RedactedNarrative: On July 2, 2018 at approximately 1820hrs, while on duty within Glen Canyon NRA, I was dispatched to a capsized vessel on the Wahweap Bay side of the Castle Rock Cut, with a report of people in the water. I arrived on scene and observed an individual wearing a PFD in the water attempting to pull a capsized vessel towards the shoreline. I instructed the swimmer to board an assisting US Coast Guard Auxiliary vessel. We side tied with NPS V258 to the sinking vessel and towed it approximately 20ft to the shoreline, where we attached an anchor with hazard marker and released the vessel in approximately 4ft of water.
  
  I made contact with the owner of the vessel. OPERATOR Stated that his wife and two children were safely aboard a good Samaritans vessel with no injuries. OPERATOR, in a completed witness statement, stated that while exiting into the Wahweap Bay side of the Castle Rock Cut (direction of travel NW) his vessel encountered a large wake from a passing tour boat. The wake crashed over the bow thus causing his vessel to take on a large amount of water. He tried to reverse towards the shoreline but then instructing his family to abandon ship over the bow. The vessel fully capsized with just approximately 2ft of the bow remaining above the surface, as was the case when I arrive on scene.
  
  I informed OPERATOR that he will be responsible for the recovery of the vessel and Aramark Executive Services would be available to assist the following morning. OPERATOR stated that he would attempt to recover the vessel himself the following day. I returned to the area on the afternoon of July 3, 2018 and the vessel had already been recovered. Estimated damage sustained, is the total value of a 1997 Sea Ray 175, approximately $7500.
  