There was a dramatic scene on Lake Minnetonka Thursday evening when a boat was destroyed by a fire on the water.
The scene was captured by Emily Burton, who shared video of the fire in Forest Lake Bay, Orono.
The Hennepin County Water Patrol and a fire boat arrived with the blaze established, and extinguished it a short time later.
There's no word yet on injuries, but it's believed the occupants on the boat made it off and to shore.

A seven-year-old boy from Duncan is suffering from multiple burns after a boat he was on exploded.
Just minutes of being on a family boat down at Lake LBJ in Kingsland,Texas. 6 year old, Bently Mehringer said something didn’t smell right.
“I smelled fire, I mean gas and then I went up to check and then there was a big explosion," said Bentley.
A couple of family members and their dog flew into the air. Bentley and two of his younger cousins were in the bottom cabin of the boat when the back end of the it exploded leaving Bentley with burns all over his body.
“I was just terrified," said Bentley’s mother, Breanna Sullivan.
She said at first she wasn’t sure where her son was and started to panic thinking she had already lost him..
“Bentley asked me a question when he was laying there. He looked at me and said mommy am I going to die and that probably where I lost it the most I don’t even think he was crying but I was balling," said Bentlys’ mother.
She later learned Bentley had been a hero by helping his two cousins escape first before getting out of the burning boat.
“I’m a super hero.” “Yes you are a super hero," said Bentley and his mother.
Bentley is recovering at a Children’s Hospital in Austin, TX.
“His face is second degree mostly, he has burns down his shins that are second degree and on the tops of his feet and he has where his t-shirt stops, he has second degree burns down his arms. His left forearm is where they were watching for third degree it’s a little deeper than the rest of them," said Bentley’s mother.
Due to COVID-19, the Hospital is restricting friends and families from traveling to Texas to see Bentley while he’s recovering but they have been to talk through video chat.
If you want to help out with Bentley’s medical expenses you can visit Coaches Corner’s LLC Facebook page. They are selling t-shirts and koozies to help with expenses. Orders can only be made online or you can donate to the Helping Bentley & Family Facebook page.

Four people were hospitalized after a boat caught fire Sunday near Titusville, according to fire officials.
The fire was reported around 5 p.m.
Eight people aboard the boat were rescued by a good Samaritan, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.
The boat eventually sunk into the water.
It’s not known what caused the fire.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission personnel also responded to the fire.

A 50-foot vessel named Columbia caught fire last night while docked at Fishermen’s Terminal.
Seattle Fire responded to the blaze late Sunday night just before 11pm, which they say was contained to one boat with no one on board.
The fire was extinguished within the hour, according to Seattle Fire on Twitter. No word yet on what caused the fire.

A boat fire spewed smoke over the South Causeway Isles neighborhood on Wednesday afternoon.
There were two people on a boat near shore when flames broke out, according to St. Petersburg Fire and Rescue. Neither person was injured. A Clearwater fire boat helped extinguish the flames.
Fire investigators don’t yet know what caused the boat fire.
St. Petersburg Fire Rescue Lt. Steve Lawrence said the fire was contained to just the boat and that no other structures were damaged. The amount of damage and type of boat that caught fire was not released by officials.

Brevard County Fire Rescue treated one person who was injured in a boat fire near Merritt Island Wednesday evening. 
Fire rescue crews responded at 6 p.m. to the area of the Indian River Lagoon near Doc's Bait House after reports of a "heavily involved" boat fire. 
Firefighters were able to extinguish the blaze and treat one person who might have been burned in the blaze. 
No further details were immediately available.  

A sailboat docked on Mission Bay caught fire Wednesday, sending a plume of thick black smoke over the man-made harbor but causing no injuries.
The blaze erupted at a marina at Campland on the Bay shortly after 12:30 p.m., the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department reported. The owner of the vessel was not on scene when the blaze started.
Staffers at the RV park and campground off Pacific Beach Drive were able to extinguish the flames aboard the 22-foot sloop “Patience” prior to the arrival of firefighters, according to Fire-Rescue Department public affairs.
The cause of the blaze, which resulted in no pollution problems in the harbor, remained under investigation.
It was not immediately clear if the boat had been in use recently. County officials prohibited recreational boating April 4 as part of its campaign to promote social distancing and slow the spread of the coronavirus.

A 20-foot boat caught fire and sank, at the 2 Mile Marker of the Lake’s Glaize Arm on Saturday, April 18.
According to a witness, the 20-foot open-bow boat caught fire and burned to the waterline, and the cause of fire was not immediately known. Lake Ozark Firefighters responded by boat and extinguished the fire, but the boat was destroyed.
There were reportedly two people aboard, but no injuries were reported. The boat was towed by Lake Tow.
As of Saturday night, the Missouri State Highway Patrol had not posted an online report about the incident.

A Kingston couple living aboard their sailboat were displaced after a diesel heater sparked a blaze aboard the vessel moored at the Port of Kingston Marina.
According to a statement from North Kitsap Fire & Rescue, a diesel heater was the likely cause of the fire aboard the 40-foot liveaboard. Responders believe that the heater ignited clothing left nearby. While no injuries to firefighters or civilians were reported, the family’s cat was reported to have been hurt in the blaze. A small dog also appeared to escape the fire without harm.
NKF&R Crews received the call to the marina just before 5 p.m. Friday after a bystander called 911. Crews arrived at the scene in just over five minutes and discovered only light smoke and were informed by the caller that the owner of the boat had managed to squelch the flames using a garden hose before leaving to rush his injured cat to the vet. Fire crews extinguished remaining hot spots and also removed as much smoke as possible from the cabin.
When the owner of the boat returned, he told firefighters that he’d lit the boats diesel heater and left to go ashore and use the marina’s facilities, when he returned he saw smoke and flames coming from the boat. While the fire caused significant damage to the interior of the sailboat, the hull did not appear to be affected.
According to NKF&R, the American Red Cross is assisting the couple who is thought to have been uninsured.