RedactedNarrative: Vessel #1 (V1) – 2016, 21' Hewes Sea Runner Open Motorboat w/Outboard Engine
  Vessel #2 (V2) – 1997, 31' Camano Troll Cabin Motorboat w/200 hp Volvo Inboard Engine
  
  On 05/27/2017, at around 08:00 a.m., V1 was dropping supplies and additional campers to James Island.  Also on this date at about 09:45 a.m., V2 was tied to dock/mooring at the James Island Marine Park dock located near Anacortes, WA in San Juan county. 
   
  According to Operator1, V1, he was aware of the large vessel (V2) moored at this location as he had dropped campers off the day prior to the incident.  He reported that V2 was on the south side facing out moored on the dock and there were 4 vessels rafted off together on the north side of the dock. 
   
  On the date of incident, Operator1 reported that there was another boat directly in front (west) of V2.  The occupant of this vessel offered Operator1 to come onto his port side and raft off to help unload passengers and supplies.  Operator1 approached, very slowly, near the cliff side and turned 180 degrees and just let the boat drift around while he tossed the boat a line.  The current was going under the dock to the north and swung V1's starboard side (with the buoy out) into V2.
   
  V1's passengers immediately grabbed V2 holding it out.  V1 moved forward sending passengers and supplies through the forward boat and untied.  They could see no apparent damage to either vessel.  
   
  About 3 hours after the incident, V2 owner (V2) contacted Operator1 (V1) and told him that he had found a crack in a water outlet port of his vessel.
   
  0 Injuries / 0 Fatalities
  No apparent alcohol or drug involvement
  V1 – No damage reported
  V2 – Damage estimated at $2,900
  V1 – Operator was not wearing a PFD
  V2 – PFD Wear N/A (No one on board at time of incident) 
  V1 – Operator did have a mandatory Boater Education Card
  V2 - Mandatory Boater Education Card N/A (No one on board at time of incident)
  