RedactedNarrative: At approximately 2:10 p.m. on June 20, 2015 in south Buckboard Bay on Flaming Gorge Reservoir, the operator of Boat #1 used hand signals to the operator of Boat #2 to come over to him to discuss returning to shore due to the increase in wind and waves. The operators of both boats were approaching each other and realized too late that they were closing on each other too fast and collided nearly head on. Boat #2 road up onto the port bow of Boat #1 which cracked the engine cowling and broke off the port rear-view mirror and windscreen. Neither operator of the boats know for certain if the injuries that Operator1 sustained were due to actual contact with Boat 2 or if his head struck something else, possibly the wind screen or rear-view mirror on Boat #1. 
   
  Both operators were ejected from their respective boats, but each were able to climb back on without assistance, and then proceed to their campsite on north shore of South Buckboard Bay. Operator1 was immediately transported from Flaming Gorge Reservoir to Green River by the owner of Boat #1. Personnel in the Emergency Room at memorial hospital notified the Sweetwater County SO of the accident. Deputy (SCSO) responded to the hospital and took photos of injuries and then notified SALECS dispatch of the accident. Wyoming Game Wardens were notified by SALECS dispatch of the accident at approximately 16:20. Warden returned to Flaming Gorge from Green River, located the campsite on South Buckboard Bay, and interviewed the boat owners, both from Rock Springs. The operator of Boat #2 was not present at the campsite and had returned to his home in Rock Springs. Boat registration information and visible damage for both boats was recorded. There were no witnesses to the collision from other members at the campsite on shore. Warden returned to Rock Springs and spoke first with subject and later with Operator1. Both Operator1 and Subject confirmed that neither boat was under power and were coasting towards each other when the collision occurred.
   