RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was being operated just outside of the Utah Lake State Park Marina, when it's engine died.  There were wind gusts and 6 foot waves coming from the North that pushed the vessel into the rocks on the lakeside of the North Jetty of Utah Lake State Park.  All individuals on the vessel were able to safely get of the vessel and onto the shore.  When I arrived all occupants that had been on the vessel were wearing PFD.  Occupants were all Spanish speakers, and there was a language barrier.  I tried to relay to them that I would not be able to try and tow their vessel in as it may cause damage to the rescue boat, and that if there was no life in jeopardy, the rescue boat would not be put at risk.  As I was trying to explain this, a fishing boat came close, and was able to hook onto the bow of Vessel 1 and tow it into the docks. I assisted in loading the vessel onto it's trailer and in gathering information for this report and for a vessel inspection.
  
  Because of the language barrier, I was only able to gather information from the owner/operator of the vessel, Operator.  I asked Operator if he had insurance and he indicated that he did not know he needed insurance.  I pointed out the damage I was seeing to Operator and took pictures of it which are attached to this report.  I also pointed out a very low tire on the trailer and advised Operator to drive very carefully.  He indicated that he lived only a short distance away.