RedactedNarrative: On Sunday July 14th, 2019; at approximately 04:15pm. V1, a 2001 Bombardier Sea Doo GTS (GA-0833-LU) was travelling south bound from the Gammage Road Boat ramp in Eufaula, Alabama and entering Cowikee Creek. This area is very dense with aqautic plants that give it a swamp like environment. Much of the vegetation in the area was blown in from the last storm creating a very small channel to exit the boat ramp basin and enter the main portion of the creek, as well as making it very difficult to see the other side of the creek. 
  
  While trying to exit the basin in the very narrow channel, V1 was cruising at plane speed. At the same time a separate vessel was entering the channel from the East under the Cowikee Creek Bridge. The 2 vessels met each other in a head on situation and made corrective action courses by altering their courses to starboard and attempting to pass port to port as the law states.
  
  V1, having no room to maneuver, struck the nearby floating vegetation bringing V1 to an abrupt stop and throwing both occupants from the vessel. Operator suffered no injuries. Victim hit her head on the vessel and busted her lip. The occupants on the other vessel were uninjured and quickly maneuvered their vessel to assist. V1 was towed to the nearby boat ramp by the other vessel and Emergency services were called. Eufaula Fire and Rescue responded and transported Victim to Southeast Health in Dothan Alabama. Victim was released from the hospital that night having only suffered minor injuries. There was no visible damage to either vessels. It is this officers opinion that both vessels acted accordingly regarding the rules of the road and safe navigation. The changing environment due to floating aquatic plants made it impossible for two vessels to safely correct their course without running into the vegetation.
  