RedactedNarrative: V1 struck a mooring pole in Tequesta, Fl. While towing a skier west on plane in the north fork of the Loxahatchee River, V1’s port side bow struck a mooring pole. V1 came to rest next to the mooring pole. One of the occupants was admitted to Jupiter Medical Center for injuries sustained. All other occupants were uninjured. V1’s operator did not maintain a proper lookout.  The operator of V1 said she was looking at the skier behind her for too long and did not see the mooring pole until it was too late to avoid a collision. Subject estimated V1 was traveling 10-15 miles per hour upon impact.
  
  V1 sustained scraping damage to its ports side bow and to the aluminum tubing on its ports side arch. V1 also sustained fiberglass damage to its port side stern. All damage was caused to V1 by its contact with the mooring pole. 
  
  An occupant on V1 and was sitting on the port side bow facing backward during the impact. Victim sustained an approximately 3-inch laceration to the anterior portion of his right forearm, an approximately 4.5-inch laceration to the posterior portion of his right forearm and a friction burn underneath his right upper arm. EMS transported Victim by land to the Jupiter Medical Center where he was admitted. Victim underwent surgery on 5/21/2019 to repair the lacerations to his right forearm. All other occupants were uninjured.
  
  