RedactedNarrative: Conservation Officer 1, Officer 2, and Officer 3 were dispatched to a boat accident at 19:32 hrs at the main boat ramp on Cedar Creek Lake in Lincoln county. The call was in reference to two boats that collided in the no wake zone near the boat ramp. The weather conditions were rainy and cloudy. Officer 1 arrived on scene first at approximately 19:54 hrs. Officer 1 intiated EMS and parties involved were checked for injuries. No injuries beyond first aid were found and Lincoln County EMS did not transport any subjects. Officer 2 and and Officer 3 arrived on scene at 20:22 hrs. Upon arrival on scene Vessel 1 and Vessel 2 were out of the water and secured on the boat trailers of the vessel owners. Upon contact with the owner and operator of Vessel 1 (V1 Operator), he stated the vessels collided near the no wake zone during a time of poor visibility due to an extreme amount of rain. He said he is not sure where Vessel 2 came from and did not see it until the collision. V1 Operator stated he collided and glanced off the right side of Vessel 2. Vessel 1 had damage on the left side and underneath of the boat. Damage included scratches and a small crack underneath the boat towards the front end. The scratches extended from front of the boat to the back end of the boat. 
  
  V1 Operator stated his passenger, V1 Passenger, was ejected from the vessel into the water and he had to retrieve him. No one on vessel 1 was wearing a PFD. V1 Operator and V1 Passenger claimed to have sustained no injuries. V1 Passenger stated he was not looking in the direction of Vessel 2 and only remembered being suddenly ejected into the water Upon contact with the passenger of Vessel 2, V2 Passenger, he stated Vessel 1 collided with them as they were decelerating into the no wake zone in the heavy rain from the back right side of the boat. V2 Passenger stated the operator of Vessel 2 (V2 Operator) was knocked unconscious due to the collision and V2 Passenger had to take control of the boat as operator gained consciousness. V2 Passenger stated his head was down shielding his face from the rain when the collision occured and did not see Vessel 1. Vessel 2 had major damage extending from the back end to the front end of the boat Most of the damage was around the area of the driving console. The windshield was broke off and the console was cracked open. The power pole on the back of the boat was broken off, the plastic motor cover was scratched, and scratches were present all along the right side of the Vessel. 
  
  V2 Operator stated he could not see Vessel 1 and the collision was very sudden. V2 Operator was checked by EMS and he did not want to be transported to a hospital. V1 Operator has insurance on Vessel 1 through Insurance Company. V2 Operator has insurance on Vessel 2 through Insurance Company. Scene was cleared at approximately 22:00