RedactedNarrative: On 4/10/2015 at approximately 1340 hours, I, Officer, with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) was on water patrol near Johns Pass (Pinellas County) when dispatch advised me of a vessel accident involving a personal watercraft (PWC) and a channel marker that occurred in Clearwater Beach (Pinellas County). At approximately 1414 hours I arrived on scene at H2O Jet Ski Rentals, where I made contact with the two occupants that were onboard the PWC at the time of the vessel accident. 
  
  Operator advised me that her and her husband were on a PWC tour of Clearwater Beach. Operator was following along with the other individuals in the tour when she realized that she was heading towards a channel marker (Green 5). When she noticed the channel marker she attempted to turn the PWC towards the starboard but failed to give the PWC any throttle causing the PWC to continue on its path towards the channel marker (Off-Throttle Steering). At the last moment Operator gave the PWC some throttle causing the PWC to turn hard to its starboard side. The PWC impacted the channel marker at its port bow and they managed to fall off the PWC’s starboard side avoiding any injuries. 
  
  The PWC and the occupants were recovered by the United States Coast Guard (USCG) and brought back to the livery company’s floating dock at Clearwater Marina (Pinellas County). I had Operator fill out a sworn written statement documenting her details of the accident and took pictures of the PWC that was involved. 
  
  No further law enforcement action taken at this time. End of report.