RedactedNarrative: ON 8/26/2021 AT APPROXIMATELY 18:00 HOURS FAIRFIELD MARINA STAFF OBSERVED AN INVERTED PONTOON BOAT. THE PONTOONS WERE THE ONLY PART OF THE BOAT OBSERVED OUT OF THE WATER. THE PONTOON BOAT WAS STILL ATTACHED TO THE MOORING BUOY.   
     
  I, INDIANA CONSERVATION OFFICER, ARRIVED AT THE MARINA AT APPROXIMATELY 19:15 HOURS. I LOCATED THE 30 FOOT SUN TRACKER PONTOON WITH OHIO REGISTRATION NEXT TO ANOTHER PONTOON WITH OHIO REGISTRATION. THE SECOND PONTOON BOAT HAD NO VISIBLE DAMAGE. THE PONTOONS OF THE INVERTED BOAT HAD NO OBVIOUS PUNCTURES.   
  
  TOWING OUT OF RUSHVILLE, IN WAS CONTACTED TO REMOVE THE INVERTED BOAT. TOWING SECURED THE BOAT FOR THE NIGHT AND WAS GOING TO ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE BOAT THE NEXT MORNING. THE OWNER OF THE INVERTED PONTOON WAS LATER IDENTIFIED. HE ARRIVED AT THE MARINA WITH HIS TRAILER AND HE ADVISED HE DID NOT HAVE INSURANCE FOR THE PONTOON.   
     
  ICO ARRIVED THE FOLLOWING MORNING TO ASSIST TOWING WITH THE RECOVERY. TOWING WAS ABLE TO FLIP THE PONTOON BOAT BACK UPRIGHT. THE PONTOON BOAT HAD A NON-FACTORY ENCLOSURE ADDED TO THE REAR PORTION OF THE BOAT. THE ADDITION APPEARED TO BE HOMEMADE. INSIDE THE ENCLOSURE IT HAD NON-FACTORY SEATS AND SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS. THE REAR PART OF THE PONTOON WAS SEVERELY OVERWEIGHT. THE WATERLINE ON THE REAR PORTION OF THE PONTOONS WAS ALL THE WAY TO THE TOP OF THE PONTOONS. (SEE PICTURES)  
   TOWING TOOK POSSESSION OF THE PONTOON BOAT TO ATTEMPT TO SALVAGE THE BOAT AND MOTOR.