RedactedNarrative: Watercraft #1 was floating with the motor off getting ready to fish. WC #1 was facing south in Everetts Bay in the narrows going into Big Bay. WC #1 was to the right of the green buoy marker. Operator #1 saw WC #2 coming and attempted to get their attention by waving arms and yelling. WC #1 was struck head on by WC #2.
  
  WC #2 was North cruising to check fishing nets in the entrance of Big Bay. Operator #2 saw WC #1 and went to the right to avoid it. WC #2 got closer and operator didn't see WC #1 and struck it head on. Passenger of WC #2 was sitting right front, facing backwards toward the operator. It appeared that the passenger was obstructing the view of the operator. The passenger in WC #2 was wearing a life jacket and was thrown into the water when the boats collided. The passenger from WC #2 was taken from the water and put in WC #1 and everyone was brought to shore. The passenger from WC #2 had a possible minor injury to his arm but did not seek medical treatment. Life jackets were being worn in WC #2 but not in WC #1. Alcohol was not a factor. Both watercraft received damage but were both still operable.