RedactedNarrative: Watercraft #1 was anchored. The occupants of WC #1 saw Watercraft #2 coming from a long ways away and they tried to wave and shout at it. WC #2 was riding with the nose very high and the operator most likely could not see WC #1 or it's occupants. Everyone in WC #1, besides the operator, jumped out of the boat on the starboard side at the last moment before impact. Operator #1 jumped out on the port side of the boat and was struck by WC #2 as it ran up the back of WC #1. 
  
  Operator #2 stated that he was anchored up with another boat and then left that location. At that time he did not know what happened, but he struck WC #1. He stated he could not see WC #1. It should be noted that WC #2 has a large platform on the front, commonly used for bow fishing. There was damage to both boats from the impact. Two passengers from WC #1 reported their phones were with them when they jumped into the water, and were now lost. Operator #1 received injuries and was transported by ambulance to the hospital. Alcohol was not a factor. Life jackets were not being worn in either boat.