RedactedNarrative: The brothers had been fishing in the area of Jones Neck Cutoff. The were en route back to Osborne Landing, the vessel was traveling upstream from Jones Neck Cutoff at approximately 15mph (as stated by Captain of the vessel and passenger). Passenger was putting rods away and clearing bait from fishing rigs while vessel was in motion. Passenger lost control of a weighted bottom rig and it began to swing back and forth. One of the hooks hit the Captain in the face. Captain reached over and grabbed the rod in an attempt to control the bottom rig. When he did he lost control of the vessel and it struck the shore. 
  
  The vessel exited the river, deflected off of a large rock on the port chine, deflected off a tree along the port rub rail, deflected off a tree on the starboard rub rail, finally coming to rest bow against an embankment on the South bank (Chesterfield) of the river.