Concerns have been raised about overcrowded boats. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency responded to a gathering that they described as an annual event involving college students.
Drone footage showed a large number of boats, with more than 50 linked together. The agency's response to the situation is part of the available information.
Further details about the gathering and the agency's response can be found through News 2, which received the drone footage.
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