RedactedNarrative: V2, was docked at Palm Harbor Marina with one occupant on board. V1 was leaving the dock, while trying to avoid hitting the pilings V1 made contact with V2. This contact resulted in fiberglass damage to V2. No one was injured.
  
  On March 9, 2016 at approximately 10:00am I, Officer with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission responded to a boating accident at Palm Harbor Marina. The captain of vessel 2, documented vessel, The Morningstar, met me at the office. 
  
  He explained that the sailboat was leaving the dock and while trying to avoid hitting the pilings, he over corrected causing it to make contact with the starboard side of The Morningstar, which was docked next to the pilings. I photographed the damage done then met with the owner of vessel 1, a sailboat out of Rhode Island. V1 owner gave me the same explanation of what happened. The two operators exchanged insurance information and I gave them both the self-report forms. A few weeks later subject emailed me an estimate for repairs which totaled $29,362. Since the total for the estimate was over the required amount for the self-report I then wrote the report on the long form.