RedactedNarrative: At approximately 2300 hours on 1 July 2018, Vessel #1 was traveling Northeast on B. Everett Jordan Reservoir at a speed of about 21 knots, while Vessel #2 was stationary.
  
  Operator of Vessel #1 states he and his passenger were running Vessel #1 for the first time this boating season as they traveled out of the “S” turns and proceeded Northeast.  Operator of Vessel #1 states he did not see any navigation lights on Vessel #2, but did see the stern light just prior to the crash but was not able turn quick enough to avoid a collision.
   
  Vessel #2 operator states he was located on B. Everett Jordan Reservoir with four passengers onboard waiting to watch the moon rise.  Vessel #2 operator states at the time they were drifting with the bow facing West and did not have an anchor out.  Vessel #2 operator also stated he did not have his navigation lights turned on at the time, but did have his stern light on.  As the group was sitting in the boat Vessel #2 operator states one of his passengers noticed Vessel #1 moving toward them and questioned whether Vessel #1 could see them.  Vessel #2 operator states he told the passenger they should be able to see the stern light.  Vessel #2 operator states he quickly realized Vessel #1 probably did not see them and grabbed one of his passengers who was seated near the bow pulling him away from the impact site.
  
  The starboard stern area of Vessel #1 made contact with the bow of Vessel #2 causing significant damage to Vessel #1 and minor damage to Vessel #2.  After the impact and coming to a stop, it was determined Vessel #1 operator was unable to observe the stern light due to its obstruction caused by the bimini top of Vessel #2.  The impact occurred approximately 1 nautical mile Northwest of Ebeneezer Boating access area.
  
  According to the operators of both Vessels #1 and #2, there was no alcohol or illicit drugs onboard and all safety equipment was onboard and serviceable.  At the time of the collision personal flotation devices were not being worn by the occupants of Vessel #1 or #2.  No injuries were reported.
  
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