RedactedNarrative: On 09/01/2018, I Game Warden responded to a boating incident at channel marker 11 TM in Two Mile Creek, that involved a pontoon striking a PWC. Once on scene, I spoke with the occupants of both vessels. 
  
  After speaking with Operator2, I determined that he was riding the PWC and it stalled out. Operator2 noticed the pontoon traveling straight for him at approximately 200-250 feet away from him. Operator2 attempted to get the operators attention by waving his arms in the air. However, the operator of the pontoon, Operator1 never looked ahead of him. As the pontoon got closer, Operator2 proceeded to jump off his PWC and swim away. It was at that time, Operator1 struck the PWC. 
  
  After speaking with Operator1 and the passengers of the pontoon, I determined that Operator1 was speaking with the 3 other occupants of the pontoon while traveling south. As a result, Operator1 did not see the stalled out PWC in the water and struck it. 
  
  Throughout my investigation, I determined the PWC driven my Operator2 was the stand on vessel and the pontoon, driven by Operator1 was the give way vessel. 
  
  Due to my training, knowledge, and experience, I believe that Operator1 was at fault in this incident by operating in a reckless manner by not being observant to the boats around him.
  