Deputies Rescue Kayaker on Roses Lake

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  Deputies responded to a distress call on Roses Lake at approximately 2:30 p.m.No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The distress call was on July 9, 2026.“On April 7, 2026, at approximately 8:22 a.m., RiverCom dispatch received reports of a kayaker in distress on Roses Lake near Manson, Washington.”
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  Deputies successfully rescued a kayaker who was in trouble.“Deputies Chris Eakle and Aaron Seabright responded immediately, coordinating their approach while simultaneously requesting fire and EMS resources. Upon arrival, deputies quickly located the victim in the water near the north end of the lake, partially obscured by cattails. Recognizing the urgency of the situation and the dangerous weather conditions, Deputy Eakle deployed a department-issued marine throw bag. Demonstrating precision and skill under pressure, Deputy Eakle successfully delivered the rescue line to the victim on the first attempt. Working together, the deputies maintained communication and control of the situation, with Deputy Eakle using the rope to pull the individual safely to shore.”
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  The kayaker was reportedly having difficulty staying afloat.“Callers reported a male in his 60s yelling for help from approximately 600 meters offshore in extremely windy conditions. Witnesses indicated the kayak may have overturned, and no other boats were present on the water.”
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  The kayaker required immediate assistance.“Callers reported a male in his 60s yelling for help from approximately 600 meters offshore in extremely windy conditions.”
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  Deputies arrived on scene within minutes.No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Deputies provided the necessary aid.“Deputies Chris Eakle and Aaron Seabright responded immediately, coordinating their approach while simultaneously requesting fire and EMS resources. Upon arrival, deputies quickly located the victim in the water near the north end of the lake, partially obscured by cattails. Recognizing the urgency of the situation and the dangerous weather conditions, Deputy Eakle deployed a department-issued marine throw bag. Demonstrating precision and skill under pressure, Deputy Eakle successfully delivered the rescue line to the victim on the first attempt. Working together, the deputies maintained communication and control of the situation, with Deputy Eakle using the rope to pull the individual safely to shore. Once on land, fire and EMS personnel took over medical care. The patient was treated on scene, assisted to a transport location by fire units, and subsequently transported to Lake Chelan Community Hospital for further evaluation.”
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  Roses Lake is a popular recreational area in Chelan County.No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  Roses Lake is known for its scenic beauty and water activities.No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  No further details about the kayaker's condition were provided in the public record.“The patient was treated on scene, assisted to a transport location by fire units, and subsequently transported to Lake Chelan Community Hospital for further evaluation.”
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  No further details about the specific cause of the distress were provided in the public record.“The patient was treated on scene, assisted to a transport location by fire units, and subsequently transported to Lake Chelan Community Hospital for further evaluation.”