RedactedNarrative: Boats A and B were traveling in the same direction.  Operator of boat A didn't see boat B merging toward it until they impacted.  Operator of boat B stated he was in front of and offset to boat A when he began to slow down and turn left.  He didn't see boat A until the collision was imminent.  Left side of boat B was damaged and front of boat A was damaged.
   
  Operator from Vessel A stated:  "The other jet-ski took a turn without noticing that mine was headed in the path that it would be taking and a collision occurred.  Because of the angles taken and not being sure if the other boat would continue on the turn or stop there was a 50/50 chance of colliding."
   
  Operator from Vessel B stated:  "I was driving my personal watercraft unaware that Operator A was behind me.  I let off the throttle and slowed to about 10 mph and started to turn left.  As I started to make my turn the other PWC had not noticed me slowing and wasn’t able to maneuver his PWC out of the way.  Right before impact, I rocked by PWC to the right exposing the bottom.”