RedactedNarrative: On September lst of 2017, operator was involved in single jet ski accident off of Whale Harbor Channel.  Her jet ski crashed into a fixed object (mangroves) where she sustained non life threatening injuries, but was admitted to a local emergency room. 
  
  Twenty minutes into the tour, the three jet skis were on the bay side of Whale Harbor Channel bridge traveling from ocean side to bay side.  The guide took the couple through a mangrove cut on the Southwest side of the channel that leads from Whale Harbor Channel to the Big Basin area. The mangrove cut is a narrow cut through a section of mangroves used by some jetski riders. The cut is not navigable waters. 
  
  Approximately halfway through the cut, Operator1 slowed her jet ski down because she was uncomfortable with the speed of the vessel in a narrow cut.  As she slowed, the jet ski drifted to her left and into the mangrove branches.  To correct this she accelerated the jet ski to try and get back into the center of the cut and lost control of the jet ski.  Operator1 doesn't have any recollection of going in to the mangroves, "happened so fast", her jet ski came to a stop approximately 20' from the centerline of the cut.
  
  Two people waited for Operator1 on the Big Basin side of the cut, when she didn't appear behind them, subject stated that he looked down the mangrove cut and could see the other side of the cut where they had entered, but didn't see his wife anywhere. Husband and guide went back into the mangrove cut and found Operator1 halfway down the cut, still on her jetski approximately 20' into the mangroves.
  
  Injuries consisted of a "3cm laceration on top of head", "2cm laceration on right leg", "cracked upper molar" on left side of jaw. - Information provided by medical staff at Mariners Hospital
  