RedactedNarrative: Vessel one was stopped in Weirs Bay sitting in the bow waiting for to watch the fireworks when the occupants noticed a vessel heading directly towards them, coming form a northerly direction. Both occupants started to yell and wave their arms in an attempt to get the attention of the approaching vessel’s operator. When that failed, the operator headed towards the helm so he could move the vessel out of the way. When the operator realized he did not have enough time to move the vessel, he jumped overboard just prior to the collision. The occupant remained in the bow of the vessel during the collision and was not injured. 
  
  The operator of vessel two was driving around the West side of Eagle Island heading towards the Weirs. He had just passed another vessel and was starting to accelerate. Vessel two was on plane and was going about 20 miles per hour prior to the collision. The operator stated he did not see the white anchor light on vessel one due to the lights coming from Weirs Beach in the background. Vessel two had less damage and was confined to the left side of the bow. None of the occupants were hurt. 
    
  Both vessels were operable.