RedactedNarrative: On December 26, 2014, at approximately 7:10 p.m. I, Officer of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), was dispatched to a boating accident at Old Lake Davenport. 
  
  The first vessel was a 17’ 6” Bass boat, propelled by a 150 hp motor. There were two people on board when the accident took place.
  
  The second vessel was a 14’ John boat propelled by a trolling motor. There were two people on board when the accident took place.
  
  At approximately 6:20 p.m. the first vessel, driven by Operator1, came up on plane, when he leveled out he saw the second vessel and tried to power down; however, he could not avoid colliding with the second vessel. The second vessel was driven by Operator2 and was not under power when the accident took place.  
  
  Neither boat had their navigation lights on and did not see the other boat until it was too late.
  
  When Operator2 saw the Bass boat approaching his vessel, he jumped into the water to avoid being hit. 
  
  The Bass boat landed on top of the John boat, causing it to take on water. V1 subjects boarded the Bass boat and their vessel was towed back to the boat ramp. The John boat was totaled. There were no injuries.