RedactedNarrative: Watercraft #1 was operating west bound on the lake near an island and navigating around other watercraft in the area. Operator #1 estimated he was going about 25 MPH. He said he tried turning away from WC #2 but it kept turning towards him. 
  
  He said he turned away at the last second and WC #2 hit him on the front left side of his bow, behind the registration numbers. The deputy observed a large hole in that area of the boat that was approximately three feet wide and over one foot tall. The driver's console was also broken away from the side of the boat. The operator had an abrasion to his right arm and was experiencing back pain.
  
  Operator #2 said he was driving around two kayakers and waving at his friends in another boat when he throttled up to turn and go over and say hello. He said he saw WC #1 approach at a high rate of speed. 
  
  He tried to turn to avoid the collision but hit WC #1 with his bow. The deputy observed heavy damage to the fiberglass on the front of WC #2. The driver's side window was broken and the throttle assembly was no longer operational. Operator #2 had pain in his right wrist.
  
  Life jackets were not being worn in either boat. Neither operator requested medical attention. Alcohol was not a factor. There were no witnesses to the incident.
  