RedactedNarrative: During the start of a bass tournament on 08/13/2016, at osborne boat landing, operator2 was being launched on his boat by his partner who was driving the towing vehicle.  
  
  Operator1 had already been launched in his boat and was waiting to pick up his partner at the landing docks.  Operator1 was idling in the launch area among a large number of tournament boats.  Operator1 saw his partner approach the dock and wave as he was ready to be picked up and board the vessel.  Operator1 saw a truck and a boat parked on the ramp at osborne and not moving.  Operator1 maneuvered his bow to the dock to pick up his angler in front of the launch area of the stopped boat and truck.  
  
  As operator1 approached the dock, subject launched operator2 and his vessel off of the trailer at a high rate of speed.  The vessel floated off of the trailer with the motor trimmed all the way up and off.  Operator2 was on the bow of the vessel and did not have control.  
  
  Operator2's vessel's propeller struck the starboard stern hull of operator1's vessel in the launch area of the ramp.  Operator2 apologized and said he was launched too fast.  He agreed to exchange insurance information after the tournament.  After two days of communication, operator2 stopped contacting operator1 and said he didn't think the collision was his fault and didn't want to file a claim.  Operator1 contacted vdgif on 08/18/2016 to report the incident as a boat accident with damage.