RedactedNarrative: 37' Pro Sport "Hammerhead" (V1) collided with 22' Grady-White "Reel Time" (V2) at the starboard stern of the Grady-White. Operator of the Grady-White fell overboard.
  At approximately 0830 hours, vessel “Reel Time” left its home and made way past American Shoal to fish. OP2 was in the vicinity of American Shoal when he set his vessel at trolling speed (approximately 5-7 knots) and began to put fishing lines in the water. During that time, PAX2 stated that OP2 noticed a catamaran type vessel far away but travelling fast. OP2 stopped tending to his fishing lines and began to try to alert the oncoming vessel by a sound producing device (a horn on his boat), waving arms, and yelling. OP2 stated that while he was waving his arms and yelling near the transom, PAX2 went to the helm to attempt to steer out of the way of the oncoming vessel (Hammerhead). The “Hammerhead” struck the “Reel Time” at the starboard stern of the vessel, near the transom. During the collision, OP2 stated that he was thrown out over the starboard transom. OP2 also said, that when he was thrown out of the “Reel Time,” he felt his shoulder pop as if it dislocated. When I observed the “Reel Time,” the starboard stern gunnel had about a 1-foot hole in it, two sections of glass of the windshield were shattered, the overhead rod holder and bimini top were bent, and the cowling of the motor was cracked.; OP2 stated that his left shoulder was hurting and felt dislocated. On a follow up interview conducted telephonically on January 3, 2022, Doctors conducted an x-ray that showed no signs of injury.
  