RedactedNarrative: On 1 Dec. 2019 at approximately 1350 Operator1 was operating a 12 foot Fishmaster aluminum flat bottom jon boat with a trolling motor attached to the transom at Vivrett Creek on J. Percy Priest Lake in Wilson Co. During this time the weather was approximately 63 degree and the water temperature was approximately 57 degrees. There was a constant wind blowing from the Southwest at 6 MPH with wind gusts of up to 23 MPH.
  
  According to Operator1, he was testing the small jon boat that he had just purchased to make sure that it didn't leak, as well as taking his 7 year old daughter fishing in the process. While they were out on the lake in the “No-wake Zone” of Vivrett Creek, Operator1 noticed that the trolling motor that was setup in place of an outboard, was mounted incorrectly on the boat and would only give him 1 forward speed and 5 reverse speeds. 
  
  Due to this incorrect mounting, the forward speed was not able to move the boat against the strong wind, so Operator1 used the extra power from the reverse speeds to move the boat in reverse, into the wind and toward the launch ramp. However, the waves then started to break over the transom and poured water into the boat. At that time, Operator1 started to angle the boat towards the nearest shore. Too much water had already entered the vessel at that time however and the jon boat then rolled over and capsized tossing Operator1 and his daughter into the water.
  
  Operator1 then grabbed his daughter, who was wearing a childs type V lifejacket, and they swam to the shore the rest of the way. Once on shore Operator1 and his daughter walked the shoreline toward Alvin Sperry Rd., where a gentleman in a Dodge pickup truck who witnessed the vessel capsize was waiting to pick them up.
  
  911 was called and EMS transported both Operator1 and his daughter to Summit Hospital to treat them for hypothermia.
  