RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated to the effect:
  
  I was attempting to dock but the current was pushing too fast.  I passed my slip and was turning around to make a second attempt.  As I was turning to port, the starboard stern area of my vessel struck the starboard stern area of the docked vessel.  I estimated my speed was probably 5 knots.  Nobody was injured.
  
  Owner of vessel #2 stated to the effect:
  
  I was standing on the dock when vessel #1 struck my vessel.  Vessel #1 was attempting to turn to port when the starboard stern section of his vessel struck the starboard stern of my vessel.  Estimated speed at the time of the collision was approximately 5 knots or less.  I observed minor damage to the starboard section of my vessel.  Vessel #1 may have glanced my starboard outboard motor but no damage was noted.
  
  Investigation revealed:
  
  Operator #1 was traveling south in the intracoastal waterway in the area of Larsen's Marina.  Operator #1 had the current at his stern.  The current was moderate to strong and moving at approximately 5-7  knots.  Operator #1 was attempting to turn to port when the starboard stern section of his vessel struck  the starboard stern section of vessel #2 which was docked.  No injuries were reported.  Vessel #1 exhibited minor damage to the starboard side which included an approximate six inch dent and scratch on the rub rail and a two inch chip in the gel coat.  Vessel #2 exhibited minor damage to the starboard stern which included a two inch gouge to the rub rail and a two inch chip in the gel coat.  No injuries were reported.  Information for this report was provided by witness statements and damage observed to both vessels.