RedactedNarrative: Vessel 1 Operator with one passenger and 2 dogs were going around the islands, just little more than ideal speed and saw on their left side, approximately 200 yards away,  Vessel 2 fishing.  Moments later, Vessel 2 was approaching Vessel 1 approximately 7 o’clock position to their stern port quarter.  Vessel 2 was attempting to plane out, when Vessel 2 swiped the portside of the pontoon boat, scraping the starboard bow quarter hull onto the metal edging, bending the port side railing causing the welds to break, and pieces of gel coat and fiberglass of Vessel 2 to drop onto the deck of Vessel 1.  Vessel 2 Operator came to a stop approximately 30 feet in front of the bow port quarter, asked Vessel 1 Operator and passenger if they were injured, then backed up to the portside of the pontoon to exchange information.  Vessel 2 began taking on water.  Vessel 1 Operator and passenger went back to pier and reported the incident.   Vessel 2 Operator stated that he was looking over his left shoulder to the shore as he was coming up on plane, not seeing Vessel 1.