RedactedNarrative: On 6/23/2017 a vessel collision occurred in the water of Compass Lake at approximately 1445 hours. Operator1 was traveling East and Operator2 was traveling North before the collision occurred. When both vessels got too close Operator1 turned her vessel hard to the left and Operator2 turned his vessel hard to the right, both in an attempt to avoid the collision. 
  
  When Operator1 turned her vessel hard to the left it caused the rear starboard (right) portion of her vessel to collide with Operator2's vessel and punctured through the fiberglass hull mid-way on Operator2 vessel on his port (left) side. The damage on Operator2 vessel was estimated to be over $2,000. There were no injuries at the time of the collision. During the investigation it was found that Operator1 was the give-way vessel and Operator2 was the stand-on vessel according to coast guard regulations.
  