A Woodland man is presumed dead after a boat capsized on the Columbia River near Hood River, Oregon. Six others were rescued from the wreckage.

A guide boat captain is missing and presumed dead after his vessel capsized in treacherous conditions on the Columbia River.

Shufeldt was one of seven people on the boat when “rapidly deteriorating weather conditions” descended on the river and a large wave washed over the stern, sinking the 24-foot vessel Wednesday shortly after 11 a.m., the sheriff’s office said. Rescuers who arrived within 15 minutes of receiving a 911 call plucked six of the people out of the water.

A boat captain who went missing on the Columbia River late Wednesday morning after his boat capsized is presumed to be dead, according to the Hood River Sheriff's Office. As of Thursday evening, the search for the boater, identified as Michael Shufeldt of Woodland, Washington, is now being described as a recovery mission.

A Woodland man is presumed dead after his fishing boat capsized in the Columbia River this week. The Hood River County Sheriff's Office reports Michael Shufeldt has been missing since his 24-foot boat was reported to have overturned in the Columbia River at about 11:40 a.m. Wednesday.

One person is missing after a 24-foot fishing boat capsized on the Columbia River near the White Salmon River inlet.

Six people were rescued after a fishing boat capsized on the Columbia River on Wednesday, but another person remains missing, the Hood River Sheriff’s Office reported.

Michael Shufeldt was "one of the friendliest, most humble and most enjoyable people I’ve had to pleasure to call my friend," a friend of the victim wrote