RedactedNarrative: On the above date at approx. 1500hrs Operator was traveling out of a location canal into another within his private lease off of Bayou Penchant in Terrebonne Parish.  Operator proceeded out of the canal heading north taking a right hand turn in vessel bearing LA-9893-GC powered by a tiller steer 35 hp stage 4 gator tail.  While doing so at the assumed speed of approx. 20mph the vessel began to slide.  
  
  Operator stated that he overcorrected which caused the port chine to bite resulting in him losing control, hitting a tree, and him getting ejected from the vessel.  
  
  Operator stated that he does not have much experience with this vessel.  Kill lanyard was attached but a PFD was not worn.  While speaking to Operator at the hospital Agent smelled the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his person.  Agent read Operator his Rights per Miranda in which he understood.  It was revealed that Operator had drank 6 beers before the accident occurred.  Agent performed Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus revealing 4 of the 6 clues.  Other tests were not performed due to his injuries and being under medical care.  Agents requested from Operator a voluntary blood sample in which he did.  Operator sustained injuries to his head (approx. 3 inch laceration), pain the right hip, and a bruised left knee.   Through the preliminary investigation the contributing factors of the incident are excessive speed, rules of the road #16, sharp turn, operator inattention, and operator inexperience.
  