RedactedNarrative: Operator1 stated that on Saturday night May 7, 2016 that he was anchored next to the island across from Port Royale Marina.  He stated when he pulled up his anchor and started to leave he didn't pull far enough away from the island before he made his turn into open water and he ran the vessel aground on rocks close to the island.  Operator1 stated the incident happened between 9:30pm -10:30pm.  Operator1 stated he was going very slow when he ran aground and the main reason for the incident was operator inattention.  Operator1 stated that it was a windy night which caused white caps on the water and that there was a significant amount of boat traffic on the lake.  Operator1 stated Tow Boat US assisted him with ungrounding the vessel.  Operator1 stated that his wife was below deck when the vessel struck bottom and she fell and bumped her head which caused a laceration above her right eye that required five stitches.  She was transported to Northside Forsyth Hospital by EMS (non-emergency).  I checked the vessel at Holiday Marina after it was taken out of the water on Sunday May 8th.  The vessel had damaged to the keel, propellers, and rudders.  Operator1 stated that the hull integrity had not been compromised and it appeared that only the keel, props, and rudders would need repairs.  Damage estimates had not been obtained at the time I talked with Operator1.  Damage appears to be well above $2,000.