RedactedNarrative: After speaking to both operators, their stories were the same about the events which caused the boat incident. Both operators stated that they were in Whitewater Creek. Operator2 was operating the trolling motor of vessel#2 which was a 2012 aluminum Bass Tracker. Operator2 stated that he was located at the bow of the boat, when he heard a boat coming at him. Operator2 stated that he started yelling at the operator of the boat which was headed toward the middle of his boat off of his starboard side. Operator1 was operating vessel #1 which was a 1986 fiberglass Ranger bass boat. Operator1 stated that he was running at approximately 28 miles per hour. Operator1 stated that he looked up and noticed Operator2's boat sitting in the middle of the creek. Operator1 stated that he didn't have time to come off the throttle. Operator1 stated that he swerved his boat causing his rear starboard gunwale to strike the rear starboard gunwale of Operator2's boat. Both operators stated that they were uninjured after the incident. They took their boats back to Whitewater Access and notified 911. After assessing the damages which were around $2,000 and hearing the statements between the operators, I issued Operator1 a citation for violating rules of the road. The operators were released from the scene. Nothing Further.