LOUDON COUNTY, Tenn. — Update (7/5):
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has identified the man who drowned while trying to dock his boat on Watts Bar Lake.
James Doyle Frost, a 75-year-old, fell overboard and didn't resurface, according to the TWRA.
The TWRA said it offers prayers and condolences for the victim's family.
Editor's Note: In an email to WBIR, TWRA originally said the victim was 76 years old. In a press release the following day, the agency said he was 75. Also, TWRA originally said he'd fallen into Fort Loudoun Lake.
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The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency said water search teams were looking for a man who disappeared after falling into Watts Bar Lake on Thursday.
According to Matt Cameron, a public information officer for TWRA, a 75-year-old man was trying to tie his vessel to a dock at the Tennessee National Marina in Loudon County when he fell, went underwater and did not resurface.
TWRA said teams deployed a remotely operated vehicle to help in the search.
Later that same day, the TWRA said the man's body was found by an investigator and was recovered by a dive team.
This story is developing and will be updated as more information becomes available.