RedactedNarrative: 05/09/2016 (Monday):
  
  Operator #1 stated to the effect, " My boat was just launched into the water at the travel lift. As I was heading towards the channel, the strong wind and outgoing current pushed my boat towards the dock. I tried to maneuver to avoid a crash, but couldn't and hit the boat with my bow. I then bounced off and my stern struck the anchor of the other boat."
  
  Vessel #2 was occupied but the subject was below deck and did not witness the accident.
  
  Vessel #3 was unoccupied, properly moored to the dock. 
  
  Investigation Revealed:
  
  Operator #1 was underway from the travel lift at the Morgan Marina, heading in a southern direction on the Cheesequake Creek. Vessels #2 and #3 were moored to the fuel dock adjacent to the travel lift. While attempting to navigate the restricted waterway, high winds and the strong outgoing current caused Vessel #1 to drift into Vessel #2, striking the port bow. The initial impact subsequently caused the port quarter of Vessel #1 to swing into the bow of Vessel #3, striking the anchor and pulpit. All vessels sustained scrapes and scuffs to their respective impact points. There were no injuries reported.   
  
  
  Operator #1 had a NJ Boating Safety Certificate 
  