VESSEL 1 WAS A 21'6" CAMPION MARINE OPEN MOTORBOAT WITH 5 PEOPLE ON BOARD.  THE OPERATOR WAS TRAVELING THROUGH HEAVY WAVES DUE TO WIND.  OPERATOR STATED THAT THE CHOP WAS APPROXIMATELY 1-2' AND THE WINDS WERE GUSTING IN EXCESS OF 20 MPH.  OPERATOR STATED THAT HE WAS TRAVELING UNDER 10 MPH WHEN THE BOW OF THE VESSEL CRASHED INTO A WAKE.  DUE TO THE IMPACT, A WAKEBOARD THAT WAS SECURED TO TOW TOWER CAME UNDONE AND FELL, STRIKING PASSENGER 1 IN THE HEAD AND CAUSING A SMALL LACERATION.  OPERATOR THEN RETURNED TO CALLVILLE BAY WHERE THE VESSEL WAS RENTED AND SOUGHT MEDICAL ATTENTION.  PASSENGER 1 WAS SEEN BY THE RANGERS FOR HIS HEAD LACERATION AND REFUSED TRANSPORT AND SIGNED WAS RELEASED AGAINST MEDICAL ADVICE.  NO OTHER INJURIES WERE REPORTED.  NO DAMAGE WAS REPORTED FOR VESESL 1.
OVERTON                       