RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 was traveling back towards the marina.  The wind was blowing at 10-15 MPH which caused there to be 2-4 foot waves.  Vessel one was a smaller bass boat with a low profile.  Vessel 1 had recently been purchased, and the owner/operator did not have much experience operating.  Vessel 1 had five individuals aboard which may have lead the vessel to be overloaded.  
  
  Just as Vessel 1 was about to come around the South Jetty at Utah Lake State Park, two waves came over the bow, and swamped the vessel, and pushed it onto the rocks of the Jetty.  All passengers were able to get out of the vessel and quickly get onto shore.  
  
  Conservation Officer was first on scene, and brought my attention to the accident.  I was on patrol on the South end of the lake, and radioed the Coast Guard Auxiliary and alerted them to the accident.  Members of the Coast Guard Auxiliary were the first support vessel on scene.  The Coast Guard Auxiliary was able to attach onto the bow eye of Vessel 1, and to tow it to the boat ramp.  Officer assisted in loading the vessel onto the owners boat trailer.
  