BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) -- The Kern County Sheriff's Office released video footage from a rescue mission after a boat capsized and left two people in distress in the waters of Lake Isabella last year. The video released Friday shows KCSO Park Rangers responding to the Camp 9 area where a vessel overturned. As KCSO's rescue boat approaches the vessel, two people could be seen clinging on to the small vessel, fighting to stay afloat. Rescue crews reeled the man and woman out of the water with the help of a rescue can. The woman was able to use her cell phone to call for help and miraculously managed to keep the phone from getting wet. KCSO searching for 2 suspects involved in Pizza Hut robbery on Niles Street The video shows her handing the phone over to deputies as she gets pulled onto the rescue boat. One of the two people rescued was wearing waders during the incident, which made it difficult to move and increased the risk of drowning. Never miss a story: Make KGET.com your homepage Deputies also released water safety tips lake goers should keep in mind: Officials say your vessel should be equipped with proper life vests. If you fall into a body of water, roll onto your back and lift up your feet to float. Wear a wading belt around your waist. Wear a personal flotation device (PFD) for extra buoyancy and support. Practice the buddy system so someone can help in an emergency. Avoid wearing waders in deep water areas. To learn more safety tips, visit California State Parks, boating and waterways safety page: DBW.Parks.Ca.Gov.