RedactedNarrative: On July 16, 2017, I, Game Warden, was called out to Roadrunner Cove on Lake Mead for multiple swamped vessels.  All but 2 vessels became swamped due to a wind storm that blew through early on the morning of July 16.  The storm had 25+ mph winds and wave heights of 2-3 feet.  These weather readings were taken from the National Weather Service buoys located on Lake Mead and based off witness accounts.
  
  The 2 vessels listed in this report collided with each other when the anchor rope for V1 broke from the storm causing V1 to collide with V2.  V2 was impacted on the port bow and was left with scratches in the fiberglass that were about ¼ inch deep.  V1 has damage on the bow and on the port side of the boat and a little bit on the starboard bow (see attached pictures). 
  
   V2 was able to tie up to a house boat and its bilge pump was able to continue to pump all morning and keep it from swamping.  The individuals associated with V2 attempted to bail out V2 but due to large waves come over the stern, they were unable to make any progress and V2 was swamped on the beach of Roadrunner Cove.