RedactedNarrative: At approximately 17:03 hours on Thursday, August 5, 2021 after the occupants of the Personal Watercraft (PWC) tried using a cast net in the cove of El Dorado Reservoir's Shady Creek Picnic Area #1, the vessel's Operator was going to perform a high-speed left-hand circle before returning to the shore. While attempting the highspeed maneuver, the operator realized that the vessel was not going to complete the turn when the vessel was about 20' from the shoreline. The operator let off the throttle, thinking he needed to slow the vessel down and then throttle back up so the vessel could complete the turn. The vessel stopped turning (jet drive vessel) and started heading straight into the shoreline.  The vessel was traveling ~45 mph when it collided with some trees and rocks on the shoreline, ejecting the operator and passenger off the vessel. The vessel landed in some trees on the shore, completely out of the water. The operator sustained a laceration about 1 inch long on the bottom of his chin that required 6 stitches, and some scrapes and bruises to his arms and chest. The passenger sustained an abrasion to his left knee, scrapes to his right shoulder, and a bruise to the chin area.  The operator was transported to the Susan B Allen Memorial Hospital in El Dorado Kansas by Butler County EMS where he was treated and released. The passenger went to the Susan B Allen Memorial Hospital in El Dorado Kansas on his own accord and was exammed and released. The vessel received damage in the form of: scrapes to the gel coat on the bow's hull front half; scrapes to the finish on the top of the vessel's bow area; and damage to the handle on the back of the seating area.