RedactedNarrative: During the anchoring process the boat had capsized and the bow of the boat had been lifted upward which indicated a rear or side of craft anchor point.
  
  Due to operator location in the rear center area vessel, that location became the pivot point upon the anchor line coming tight while operator was still connected to the rope. This in combination with the strong current below the dam and weight in the front of the small vessel (stated by operator), the vessel caught the current and the edge was pulled down to the water capsizing the vessel. Had the line been only attached to the bow at this time (not being held or tied hook on a cleat), in the event the boat still capsized, the bow of the boat would have been forced down or the anchor rope would likely have broken and operator would not have been in position to be holding the rope.
  
  Both individuals in the boat were rescued by a nearby fisherman.