Cumbria Police alerted the Team to a second incident at Glencoyne Bay. Two boys in an inflatable boat had been blown from the shelter of the bay. The Team initiated a response but had barely launched their rescue boat when they were stood down.

The boys had been assisted from the water by a paddleboarder.

In windy conditions, two paddleboarders were blown out of Glencoyne Bay and were unable to return to the shore. The police initiated a multi-agency response by the Team; the Fire and Rescue Service, NWAS and the Coastguard. The Team launched RIB Patrick Pete, but the two paddleboarders were quickly located by Steamer Lady Dorothy, taken onboard and transferred to Glenridding pier where they were assessed and discharged by an NWAS crew.

The Team was tasked by Cumbria Police to a male canoeist who had capsized and was unable to get back onboard. The Team launched their Rescue RIB but the gentleman had managed to get to shore near Silver Point. Due to the wind and choppy waters, he was unable to paddle back to the campsite at Side Farm so he, and his canoe, were taken onboard the RIB back to calmer water near the camp site.