A member of the Hoh Tribe of Washington remains missing after his boat capsized on Monday.
David Hudson Jr, 21., was fishing with his sister, Elva Hudson, 29, when their boat hit a log. Elva was able to swim to shore but David was swept away with the current.
Crews have searched the Hoh River since Monday but have failed to turn up any signs of Hudson.
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Search finds no sign of missing Hoh River fisherman
(The Peninsula Daily News 10/13)
Update: Missing Hoh fisherman identified (The Peninsula Daily News 10/12)
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