RedactedNarrative: V01 was traveling west at approximately 20 knots toward the Gulf of Mexico.  V02 was headed inbound, traveling east at a slow speed.  V01 caused a wake, which V02 hit, causing an injury to V02's occupant.
  
  V01 was headed west at approximately 20 knots toward the Gulf of Mexico.  V02 was headed east at approximately five to ten knots toward the Pithlachascotee River. 
  
  INJURY-  V01 caused a wake in an unrestricted area in the Pithlachascotee River channel.  V02 hit the wake, which caused injury to one of its occupants.  The occupant, whom was sitting facing the captain, did not see the wake.  Therefore, she was not braced for the impact of the wake, which caused her body to be lifted off of the seat.  After she landed back into the seat, she was injured.  The extent of the injury was unknown at the time.       
  
  POST-INJURY-
  advised injured had been admitted into the hospital and suffered a fractured vertebrate in section L1.   
   