RedactedNarrative: Operator2 and v2 occupant were drifting in the 15ft fishing boat at approximately 0200 hours on lake tippecanoe when operator2 heard a boat that was rapidly approaching. When operator2 looked up he could see the hull of the supra plowing through the water heading right for them. He tried to get the attention of the boats operator but was unsuccessful. The supra struck the fishing boat knocking operator2 out of his boat and the propeller struck his leg. The supra's bow come crashing down after impacting the fishing, trapping v2 occupant between the hull of the supra and the deck of the fishing boat. V2 occupant was pushed under water with the boats for about 45 second before the supra backed off the fishing boat. Operator2 called to the supra for help and operator1 and v1 occupant eventually loaded him on board. Once on board operator2 applied a tourniquet to his leg to lessen the bleeding and had v1 occupant call 911. Operator2 and v2 occupant were transported to shore where they were met by ems personnel.  Operator2 was airlifted and v2 occupant was transported by ambulance to parkview hospital in fort wayne. Operator2 remained in the hospital for several days due to surgeries on his leg. V2 occupant was released later that day. 
   
  During my investigation i found both boats to have had the required navigation lights illuminated at the time of the accident and no pfds were used during the accident. Operator1 (supra operator) was turned in his captain's seat facing to the left and his passenger was facing to the rear of the boat. I believe the accident was caused due to operator1 not having a proper lookout and having a bac of .15%
   