RedactedNarrative: At approximately 21:38 hrs I received a report from Glen Canyon Dispatch that there was a 911 call for a damaged vessel near buoy 26. No injuries were reported. The vessel was able to make it back to a boat ramp and trailer the vessel. Due to limited staffing U.S. Park Rangers were not able to contact the vessel prior to trailer.
  
  After leaving the county jail, I, U.S. Park Ranger was able to contact the operator of the vessel. We agreed to meet at the Maverick gas station in Page, Arizona to take the report.
  
  At approximately 00:14 hours I met with the owner and operator of the vessel, at Maverick gas station. He towed his vessel to that location.
  
  He stated that he was operating near Face Canyon with his family on board. He was traveling approximately 20mph. There was a partially submerged rock that he did not see in the water. When he was approximately 10 feet away from the rock he observed it just above the water line directly in front of his bow. He slowed his speed and tried turning to the starboard side. He struck the rock on the port bow causing extensive damage to the hull of the vessel. No one was thrown overboard at the time of the accident. None of the occupants of the vessel had a lifejacket on during the accident. No injuries were reported at the time of the accident. Operator stated that his wife hit her leg on a cooler inside the vessel but appeared to be okay.
  
  Operator was able to reverse off the rock and slowly operate the vessel back to the launch ramp where his trailer and vehicle were located. He stated that he did not go above 10mph during the return.
  
  At Maverick gas station I took photos of the vessel on the trailer (See attached photo log). There was pieces of rock consentient with Lake Powell stuck in the hull of the vessel. Operator also wrote a voluntary statement describing the accident.
  
  I cleared with nothing further.
  
  