RedactedNarrative: Vessel -1 was traveling east coming out of the C-31 canal and started heading north east along the shore line. Traveling about 20-25 miles an hour. Vessel-1 struck a barbed wire fence that was partially submerged in the grass line. 
  
  the vessel had been traveling along the south Shore of Goblets Cove, headed northwest at a speed between 20-25 miles per hour. Operator said he was at the back of the vessel driving and his son was seated centerline towards the front of the vessel. Operator said he saw what he thought was a post just sticking out of the water, he looked toward land and noticed a barbed wire fence leading from land into the water where he was headed. He steered to starboard and struck the wire at his front port side. As the wire came across the vessel it struck his son at the shoulder and across his neck pushing him to the deck of the vessel. As the wire came across, it struck Operator across his waist and pushed him towards the rear of the vessel and pinned him up against the motor. Operator further stated his son cut the wire to free him and they released the vessel. They assessed the damage and made their way back to Partin Triangle Park. They loaded the vessel and drove to St Cloud Regional Medical Center. Operator was treated for abrasions and contusions to his waist area and released. His son was treated for abrasions and contusions to his left shoulder, neck and face he was also released, medical release forms included in attachments. Both individuals were prescribed antibiotics and pain medications. Operator has since been for follow up visits on lower back and leg pains. The vessel has cosmetic damage to the hull. The stand up support was broken off. Some lights were broken off and there is some damage to the motor. The motor is a Mud Buddy. Operator estimates the damage at approximately $800.00
   