RedactedNarrative: As V2 was travelling South in the ICW, V1 was approaching it from the rear. V1's bow was raised due to an issue with its propeller and trim tabs. This reduced the operator of V1's field of vision causing his vessel to suddenly collide with V2's stern, causing the vessel damage to V2.
  
  V2 was cruising South in the ICW, V1 was approaching it from the North. The operator of V1 stated that as he was trying to catch the drawbridge while it was open, issues with the vessel’s trim tabs and propellers cause the bow of the vessel to be significant risen, reducing his field of vision. V1 then collided with the stern of V2, riding over the vessel. 
  
  When V1 collided with V2, the collision caused her head to hit the tee top. No treatment beyond first aid was given. The only treatment provided was an ice pack.