RedactedNarrative: Owner of the vessel listed in enclosed report stated that he and a friend/passenger were drifting down the river fishing. He stated they decided to crank the outboard motor and go back up to make another drift/pass down and continue fishing.
   
  Subject stated while he was using the trolling motor to hold the boat in the middle of the river, his friend/passenger, attempted to move to the rear of the vessel to crank the outboard motor and when he did, his weight shifted in the vessel and the right corner of the stern of the boat went under the water’s surface. Immediately their vessel was swamped out from under them and both persons were left swimming in the Cumberland River approximately a mile or so below the Wolf Creek Dam. Both were wearing PFD's and made it to the shoreline where they were picked up approximately 30 minutes later by a passing boater and taken back to the boat ramp at Kendal Park Recreational Area below the Wolf Creek Dam. 
  As of 03/05/2016 the vessel had not been recovered.
  
   
   
   
  