RedactedNarrative: Vessel 2 Operator explained that he had his 19 foot Baja Jet boat beached on the sandbar on the northeast corner of the island on Butternut Lake, Town of Lake and was just hanging out with some friends. 
  
  Vessel 2 Operator said he was standing in the center of the boat next to the console. Vessel 2 Operator stated he and his passengers saw Vessel 1 Operator pass the east side of Vessel 2 from the north and continued south past the island then turn around and come back at them from the south at a high rate of speed. 
  
  Vessel 2 was facing roughly south beached on the sandbar with the motor off. 
  
  Vessel 2 Operator and Passengers noticed Vessel 1 wasn’t slowing down and was coming straight at them. 
  
  Vessel 2 Operator stated that Vessel 1 hit the slightly submerged sand bar and he and his companions all dove out of the way to avoid the collision. 
  
  Vessel 2 Operator said he heard what he thought to be Vessel 1 shift into reverse just before hitting the sandbar and the engine and propeller’s high rpms as it skipped over the sandbar coming out of the water. 
  
  The front of Vessel 1 then collided with Vessel 2 striking the port side just behind the windshield. The impact pushed Vessel 1 back off the sandbar and cracked the fiberglass hull in multiple locations diagonally from the left center to the rear right corner. Vessel 1 came to rest with the stern and motor beached on the north side of the sandbar. Vessel 2 Operator estimated that Vessel 1 Operator was going approximately 40 mph at the time he hit the sandbar.
  