RedactedNarrative: Owner/Operator of Watercraft #1 said he was parked on the end of the docks. He backed out of the spot, turned the bow facing east and proceeded to leave the lagoon where the docks are. 
  
  As he attempted to exit, the starboard stern corner of his watercraft turned in to the bow of WC #2, which was unoccupied and in a slip. 
  
  Operator #1 stated he tried to place his watercraft in reverse to avoid collision but should have pushed off the bow of Watercraft #2 to avoid collision. The bow eye hook on WC #2 caught his cleat and scraped the fiberglass on the starboard stern of WC #1. Operator #2, who was near the volleyball courts, was informed about the incident. He exchanged contact information with Operator #1. Life jackets were on board both boats. Life jackets were not being worn on WC #1. Alcohol was not a factor. There were no injuries. There was some damage to both watercraft.