RedactedNarrative: V1, a white 20' ProLine, open cabin motorboat, was headed northbound in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 100 yards off-shore. V2, a gray 14' Bonadeo Boatworks, LLC rowboat, was at anchor, with it's bow facing north bound. 
  
  The operator of V2 saw V1 approaching and jumped over the starboard side of V2, just prior to V1 impacting V2. V2subject then pulled himself back onto his vessel and was later transported to Martin Memorial Hospital South with cuts and bruises.  
  
  I spoke with the owner/operator of Vessel 1. When questioned about the incident, Operator1 advised that while headed north bound, approximately 100 yards off-shore, in his 1998 20' Proline (FL0587KA), his vessel had struck V2subject's vessel (Vessel 2), which had been anchored at the time. When asked why he hadn't maneuvered Vessel 1 around Vessel 2, Operator1 said he had been sitting down at the time of the incident and by the time he saw Vessel 2  it was, "too late." 
  
  Operator1 then went on to state, "I guess I just didn't see that little gray boat."  Prior to leaving the scene, Operator1 was issued two citations, reference Violation of US Coast Guard Navigation Rule 8 (Action to Avoid  Collision) and Careless Vessel Operation.
  
  V2subject advised that he was assessed by emergency room staff and was released with a cut and a bruise on his legs.