RedactedNarrative: On June 7, 2018 around 10:30 am, Operator1 and his business associate had just fueled up and were leaving the Jarrett Bay Marina.  Operator1 was operating his 44' Catamaran, Lyndy.  As they were backing out of the marina, another vessel was attempting to turn into the marina, so Operator1 stayed to the right of the marina, close to the dock.  But as he entered core creek, his vessel got caught in the current and it pushed his Catamaran into the anchor pulpit of a 90' sportfish vessel, Jaruco, that was docked at the marina.  Jaruco's anchor pulpit slammed into the starboard side of Lyndy's fly bridge.  Lyndy got hung up on the pulpit for several minutes until an employee of Jarrett Bay, was notified and jumped into a skiff and pulled the vessel off the pulpit.  The collision caused major damage to Lyndy's flybridge, outrigger and control box handrail.  There was also damage to the paint and body of Jaruco's anchor pulpit, the anchor was bent and there were a few scratches around the edge of the pulpit.  Luckily no one was injured.  The estimated damage to the Catamaran was $15,000 and the estimated damage to the Sportfish vessel was $7,000.
  
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