RedactedNarrative: On June 27, 2014 at approximately 1200 hours, Blaine County Emergency Communications received a report of an overturned Vessel in Magic Reservoir near the East side. It was reported that there were five persons involved and all were in the water. 
  
  The persons made it to shore and it was determined that there were two adults and three children involved. The subsequent investigation determined that the five persons involved and all were in a 16ft aluminum hulled vessel that was powered by a 20 hp outboard engine. The vessel was operating in the area of East Magic Reservoir and the wind picked up and the water became choppy. They decided to head back over to West Magic where they had launched from. The vessel began to take on water, possibly from a hull failure in the area of the bow. The vessel quickly swamped and then capsized. The three children aged 7,3, and 3 were wearing personal flotation devices. The two adults were not wearing PFD's and did not have them readily available and properly fitted. All swam to shore with the assistance of a kayaker who was in the area and assisted with getting them ashore. The vessel was completely submerged with only a portion of the bow visible above the water line. It was not recovered due to rough water at the time.
   
  OVerloading was listed as a cause as well