RedactedNarrative: V-1 was attempting to enter Clearwater Pass from the south side of the rock jetty heading north.  There was a vessel anchored on the south side of the jetty close to the most western point.  The operator of V-1 thought the vessel was anchored inside the pass and tried to go around the starboard side of the vessel.  This caused V-1 to hit the south side of the jetty close to the most eastern point and become grounded.  
  
  On 5/30/16 at approximately 05:10 hours V-1 was coming in from off shore fishing and heading into Clearwater Pass.  V-1 was traveling north just south of the rock jetty.  Owner/Operator observed a vessel anchored near the pass and assumed that it was anchored inside of the pass. However, the vessel was anchored on the south side of the jetty close to the most western point. Operator went to pass the anchored vessel on the starboard side to get into the pass.  V-1 was traveling approximately 25 MPH when it struck the south side of the jetty close to the most eastern point and was grounded.  
   
  The vessel sustained damage on the lower part of the bow on the port side of the vessel (see photos).  Occupant sustained minor lacerations to his right arm and minor contusions to the right side of his body after landing on the cabin door upon impact.  The operator also sustained minor lacerations to his left leg due to hitting the steering wheel upon impact.  Both subjects refused treatment. Operator had the vessel removed from the scene that day. Clearwater Police Department was first on scene and their report number is, CW16-77517.   No further action was taken.
   
  