RedactedNarrative: Operator #1 stated they were out tubing and one of his passengers said her friend and the friend's kids were swimming at the campground. They stopped at the campground and picked up the kids so they could go tubing. 
  
  They went to the middle of the lake to tube, with the older child on the tube. The tuber said she wanted to go past her mom so she could see her tubing. 
  
  They made a couple passes in front of the public beach at the campground. Operator #1 then began to do loops to try to get the tuber to fall off. He said he was approximately 300 yards away from shore between the two boat launches when he saw the fishing boat (WC #2) while he was turning. 
  
  He throttled his boat down (he had been going about 25 mph) and the tuber was still on the tube and spinning around. The tuber then collided with WC #2, hitting it with her body at the bow of the boat. 
  
  The rope broke and she fell into the water. She was wearing a life jacket and was pulled into WC #2 and 911 was called. Operator #1 was very distraught with himself and shook up that he didn't see the other boat. When asked if he had consumed any alcohol he said he had two beers after lunch. PBT showed a result of 0.000. Everyone in WC #1 was wearing life jackets, including the tuber.
  
  Operator #2 stated that he, his wife and daughter were just starting to fish. They were trolling with a bow-mounted trolling motor, traveling between 1-2 mph. They saw the boat out tubing (WC #1) and it eventually got closer to them. He said they were about 300 yards off shore between the north boat launch and the south boat launch. 
  
  He said there was one girl being pulled on the tube and the boat was coming at them when it was making a turn. His wife began to yell at the boat. Operator #2 said the tuber was coming right at them so they all fell down to the bottom of their boat so they didn't get hit by the tube, the tuber or the tow line. He said that is when the tuber hit the starboard side of the bow of his boat. 
  
  The tow line then broke and when they got up, the tuber was floating in the water, unconscious near the starboard side stern of the boat. He pulled her into the boat and his wife called 911. No one in WC #2 was wearing a life jacket. Alcohol was not a factor.
  
  When EMTs arrived they were able to stabilize the victim and get her on a backboard. She was in and out of consciousness and had a 2-3 inch cut on her neck. While getting her on the backboard, they noticed she had a fractured right femur. They transported her to the hospital by ambulance since air care was still 20 minutes out.