VIDEO: MSP Trooper and local boater rescue kayaker from frigid water in northern Michigan

GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mich. - A Michigan State Police trooper rescued a kayaker who'd fallen in the water in northern Michigan.

MSP says Trooper Park responded to the kayaker's distress call around 2 p.m. on Saturday. The kayaker, a 37-year-old man from West Olive, had fallen in the water on Long Lake in Long Lake Township.

Trooper Park asked a man on the shoreline with a boat to help him rescue the kayaker, MSP says.

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MSP says the kayaker was shivering and had begun to lose his fine motor skills. The temperature outside was 47 degrees; it was 53 degrees in the water.

The kayaker told Trooper Park he had been in the water for about an hour.

A Long Lake Fire Department member arrived on another vessel operated by local citizens, MSP says. The citizens, along with Long Lake FD personnel, recovered the kayak and belongings.

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The kayaker was taken to the Crescent Shores Boat Launch and transported by EMS to a local hospital for treatment of hypothermia.

Michigan Conservation Officers, Grand Traverse County Sheriff's Deputies, and Long Lake Emergency Services responded to the scene.