RedactedNarrative: V-1 was floating near a bridge waiting on vessels to pass through. V-2 created a large wake as it passed by V#1, while both were in an idle speed zone. As a result, the wake disturbed V-1 causing it to rock violently and injuring a passenger, leaving V-1 rocking in its wake as it continued northbound. The victim was later transported and admitted at a local hospital.  
  Operator identified by her Wisconsin drivers license as OP1.  She reported she was operating the vessel very slowly, southbound, entering into the Manatee idle speed zone. She reported she came to a stop approximately 15 feet north of the green day maker #33, waiting for a few boats to pass through the turn bridge. As a large white 32+ V hull vessel passed them going north bound, it picked up speed while still in the idle speed zone and created a large wake as it was still approaching the 25 MPH speed signs. She added that the stern was low in the water as it quickly began to come up on plane, still in the idle speed zone. She stated when the waves came towards them, she had to quickly navigate her bow to point at a "45 to 30 degree angle" in order to cut through the wake and not roll over. She then noticed Passenger lose balance as she attempted to stand up and appeared to fall over, injuring her back.  Afterwards they contacted the U.S.C.G. to report the incident and continued south towards the Gulf Harbor Marina in Nokomis where they launched from, and  where they arranged to have an ambulance standby for Passenger. Operator 1 stated they only additional information she had on the other boat was that it was dirty white. ; Passenger:Hospital X-ray revealed cracked vertebrae.
  