RedactedNarrative: Vessel one traveling north struck the wake of unidentified vessel 2, traveling south.
  
  Subject told me they were headed north back to the marina when a large white vessel with living quarters headed south passed them in a 25mph speed zone.  He said they took the white vessel's wake over the bow of the pontoon boat.  He said the water came over the deck and the force of the wake forced him back into his seat.  He estimated his speed at the time of the accident at approximately 10 or 11 mph.  He said the other vessel was traveling much faster than them and estimated their speed at around 25 mph or greater.  He said he did not get any identification numbers from the other vessel.  After the wake hit the pontoon boat, he said he stopped the vessel and checked on everyone on board.  He said there were no injuries.
  
  Once back at the marina, he said the employee noticed there was damage to the front of the boat.  He said he did not know there was any damage at the time of the accident.  He said that was the first time he was made aware of any damage. 
  
  FWC Officer later met Subject and obtained written statements from him and subject.  Based on my observations and interviews, I believe the damage was caused by the wake of another vessel.  The dents in the panels are consistent with Subject's statement.  The bend in the bimini top frame would be consistent with someone using it to hold on to during the force of the wake.  No charges were filed regarding this accident.