VESSEL A WAS JUMPING THE WAKE OF A CRUISER. VESSEL B WAS ALSO JUMPING THE WAKE OF THE CRUISER. VESSEL A WAS TRAVELING IN SOUTHERNLY DIRECTION OF TRAVEL AND MADE A TURN TO HIS STARBOARD TO JUMP THE WAKE OF THE CRUISER. VESSEL B WAS CROSSING THE WAKE FROM THE OPPOSITE SIDE AND IMPACTED VESSEL A TOWARDS THE BOW SECTION OF THE STARBOARD SIDE. THE IMPACT THREW BOTH OPERATORS OFF THE PWCS. THEY ASKED IF ANYONE WAS HURT. BOTH ACKNOWLEDGED THAT THEY WERE NO INJURIES. THE OPERATOR OF VESSEL A STATED THAT THE OPERATOR OF VESSEL B LEFT THE SCENE WITHOUT EXCHANGING INFORMATION. VESSEL B'S OPERATOR STATED THAT VESSEL A LEFT THE SCENE WITHOUT EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AS HE STAYED AT THE SCENE. THE OPERATOR OF VESSEL A DID CONTACT DNR TO FILE A REPORT BUT NOT AT THE TIME OF THE INCIDENT. HE TRAVELED TO HOLLY PARK, A GOOD DISTANCE AWAY, BEFORE REPORTING THE INCIDENT.
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