RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 Stated to the effect:  I was crossing the lake and saw the boat coming at me from the right.  I yelled at them to stop, but they hit me.
  
  Operator #2 Stated to the effect:  We began to turn into lane number 1.  I looked over my left shoulder to see if it was clear, it was and we entered the lane and began rowing.  About 2 minutes later we hit the fishing boat.
  
  Investigation Revealed:  Vessel #1 was traveling in a northerly direction, traversing the 7 designated rowing/scull boat lanes at or near a right angle, under the power of it's electric trolling motor.  
  
  Vessel #2(rowing/scull boat) was traveling in a westerly direction in lane #1, under human propulsion, when it struck Vessel #1.  
  Operator #1 failed to observe the USCG Inland Navigation Rules, specifically pertaining to crossing situations, actions by the give-way vessel.  Located at the Mercer Lake boat launch and retrieval ramp, is a sign requiring all vessels under mechanical propulsion to yield to vessels propelled by human power.  The collision resulted in both vessels sustaining damage.  Vessel #1 sustained minor damage to the Aft Starboard side, transom and transom mounted depth/fish finder transducer.  The damage consisted of scratches and shallow gouges. Vessel #2 sustained damage to approximately 18" of it's bow. This area of the bow was completely shattered as a result of the impact.