KENAI, Alaska (AP) -- A Wisconsin man is missing after a boat overturned on an Alaska river.
Sixty-eight-year-old Daniel Hass was one of three men from Algoma on board a boat that flipped Monday on the Kenai River, a popular sport-fishing venue south of Anchorage.
Alaska State Troopers say the boat apparently drifted sideways down the river, struck a rock and overturned.
Police dispatchers in Soldotna at about 7 p.m. received reports that two men were clinging to an overturned boat and a third was floating downstream.
A good Samaritan in a private boat rescued 68-year-old Charles Bohman and 64-year Lawrence Paul from the flipped boat.
Troopers and local rescue personnel searched for Hass until nightfall and resumed the search Tuesday.
None of the men wore life jackets.
