RedactedNarrative: At approximately 9:15am, Operator 1 (O1) stated that Vessel 1 (V1) began to take on water as O1 was in route to the dock. V1 swamped and overturned. O1 and Passenger 1 (P1) were in the water approximately 15 minutes before being rescued by a boater. O1 stated that the water came over the back of V1 when it swamped. O1 stated that V1 had issues making plane, but the motor seemed to work fine. V1 plugs had not been pulled and it had sat outside covered since O1 had purchased it in early April or late March. 
   
  When V1 was recovered, the motor was trimmed up approximately 30 degrees. O1 stated that was the position when V1 sank as O1 was trying to trim the motor to get V1 to plane.
   
  Water damage to the motor and electrical units on V1 is suspected. V1 had also lost a seat, compartment liners and fishing equipment. Gel coat damage, motor cowl damage, and windshield damage occurred during recovery. V1 was towed by a law enforcement vessel to the boat ramp at Shep’s Canyon, where a wrecker operator was able to flip it and place it back on the trailer. 
   
  Inspection of V1 after removal from water did not indicate a source for major hull leaks
   
  Boat dealer indicates V1 is a total loss