RedactedNarrative: On August 22, 2020 at approximately 1930 hours a vessel collision occurred that resulted in minor damages to both vessels involved.
  
  Vessel 1 was traveling east on the Sun River towards the confluence of the Missouri river at approximately 27 mph, when vessel 2 struck vessel 1 on the left-hand side. Vessel 1 had 11 occupants including the operator/owner onboard and no ejections or injuries to any of the occupants occurred. 
  
  Vessel 2 was traveling west on the Sun River away from the confluence of the Missouri river at approximately 20 mph. Vessel 2 was following behind another vessel on the river and hit the wake of that vessel and the operator of vessel 2 lost control and collided with vessel 1. The operator of vessel 2 said that the river channel was narrow and that there was not a lot of room to maneuver boats. The operator of vessel 2 also said that he threw his vessel into reverse just before the collision, therefore slowing his vessel down just before the collision. There were 4 occupants in vessel 2, including the owner/operator, and none of the 4 were ejected or injured from the collision. The operator of vessel 2 admitted that he had consumed 2 beers prior to the accident. 
  
  Both vessels sustained minor body damage to their left-hand sides. Based on talking with both operators, the most likely cause of the accident was the carelessness of vessel 2 and the following too close behind the other vessel by vessel 2, thereby jumping the wake and causing vessel 2 to lose control and collide with vessel 1.