RedactedNarrative: Watercraft #1 was traveling southwest along the south shoreline at a low rate of speed with 11 people on board. Watercraft #2 was traveling west away from the south shoreline and had one occupant. 
  
  WC #2 struck WC #1 in the rear left corner of the watercraft, causing WC #2 to leave the water and mount WC #1. Operator #2 stated he had not been consuming alcohol and he was attempting to get to a fishing spot and the sun was in his eyes prior to the incident. 
  
  Operator #1 stated he had been consuming alcohol prior to operation, and his boat was traveling at a low speed. The deceased victim from WC #1 had been standing near the mid-engine of the watercraft on the left side prior to being struck by WC #2 and thrown from the boat. 
  
  The male injured party from WC #1 had been sitting on the rear left platform of the watercraft prior to being struck by the front point of WC #2. 
  
  The female injured party from WC #1 had been sitting in the middle rear platform of the boat when she was struck by WC #2. Life jackets were not being worn in either boat. There was damage to both watercraft.
  