RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 (V1) – 2007, 48' Seahorse Marine Diesel Duck Cabin Motorboat w/120 hp Iveco Diesel Inboard Engine
  Vessel #2 (V2) – 1973, 57' Owner Built Auxiliary Sailboat w/Buda Inboard Diesel Engine 
   
  On 06/07/2017, at about 9:15 p.m., V1 was moving to moor his vessel in Friday Harbor at the Friday Harbor Marina located near Friday Harbor, WA in San Juan county.  On this same date and time V2 was tied to dock/mooring in his Slip at this location.  
   
  According to Operator1, he was entering the marina in his vessel (V1) for an overnight stay.  It was raining when he entered the Marina, near the fuel dock, under the direction of the Marina Representative.  An unexpected current caused his vessel to move to port and make contact with another vessel (V2).  The stabilizer boom on the port side of V1 came into contact with the rail at the top of the starboard side of V2 causing damage to the wood rail.  The anchor of V2 also came into contact with the port side of V1.  Operator1 reported that the current was very strong and there was no warning from the Marina Representative to that point. 
   
  The Owner of V2 reported that his vessel, a “Boat Bed and Breakfast”, was moored in its Slip at about 6:45 p.m. when it was struck on the starboard side by V1.  Guests aboard V2 were knocked down as the vessel was pressed into the dock.  No guests were injured.  Significant damage was done to the dock.  V2 sustained significant damage to the rail, possible structural damage, and some cracking on and below deck.  
   
  0 Injuries / 0 Fatalities
  No apparent alcohol or drug involvement
  V1 – No damage reported / V2 – $10,000
  V1 – Operator was wearing a PFD / V2 – PFD Wear N/A (No one on board at time of incident) 
  V1 – Boater Education Card N/A (No Operator on board at time of incident)
  V2 - The Operator did not have a mandatory Boater Education Card