RedactedNarrative: Operator was docking his vessel at the Kingsail resort when he noticed that one of his fishing rods was going to hit a pylon. He put the vessel in reverse then back to forward. When he put the vessel back into forward he accelerated to quickly causing the vessel to run into the dock causing damage to the vessel and dock. 
  
  I asked Operator1 what had happened and he informed me that he hit he had hit to dock with his vessel (FL 1580 ME) on 06-14-16. He told me that when he was returning to the dock from fishing he noticed that one of his fishing rods was sticking out from a rod holder and was going to hit a pylon. He put the vessel in reverse to remove the fishing rod then accidently put the vessel in forward. Once in forward he accidently gave the throttle enough gas so that his vessel hit the dock and partially ramped up onto the dock but slid back into the water. He told me that he then immediately informed the Resort staff of the accident. 
  
  The vessel suffered gouges to the starboard hull where it contacted the dock. On the dock, one of the pylons was cracked in half but still standing. There were two support beams underneath the dock that were cracked and approximate 16 planks were broken on top of the dock. 
  
  I received written statements from Operator1 along with the Manager of the Sailfish Resort, and photographed the damage to the dock and vessel. Operator1 was given a warning for failure to notifying law enforcement of a boating accident.