At approximately 7 p.m. V2 was engaged in fishing while at anchor on Lake Conway.  V2 also had its navigation lights turned on.  V1 was traveling north/northwest toward teh residence at an approximate speed of 30 mph.  At this time, the operator of V2 noticed V1 approaching direclty toward him at a fast rate of speed.  He stood up in his boat and started waving a white light toward the other boat in an attempt to be seen by the operator, and allo V1 to change course/direction.  At approximately 50 feet from impact, Operator2 heard one of the occupants yell "stop" as the vessel continued to travel toward him.  Just prior to impact, Operator2 jumped overboard at the forward port side fo his boat, and into the water to avoid being struck by the other boat.  Operator2 advised that he was wearing his life jacket.  V1 impacted V2 at the starboard side with the bow.  V1 then continued across the top of V2 throught the port side and then settled in the water and came to a stop.  Operator2 stated he thought the motor on the other vessel had stopped after it came to rest.  V2 then sank at its stern with only the bow protruding the surface.
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