RedactedNarrative: Saturday July, 29 2017 I, Nevada Game Warden received a report of a vessel accident involving two PWCs at Zephyr Cove. Upon investigation, I learned that two individuals were operating two rental PWCs that had been rented from Zephyr Cove Resort. 
  
  Operator1 was operating V1 outside of Zephyr Cove in the same general area that Operator2 was operating V2. Operator2 was spinning circles with V2 as Operator1 passed him with V1. After exiting the circles he was spinning, Operator2 began to parallel Operator1'' path (unbeknownst to Operator1). 
  
  Operator1, assuming he was clear of any other vessels, makes a sharp right hand turn without checking to make sure the path was clear. Operator2, who was not far behind Operator1 at this point, panics and lets off of his throttle (which results in off throttle steering loss of V2) while attempting to steer clear of the impending collision with V1. Operator2 then collides with Operator1 striking V1 on the starboard side front hull just in front of its handle bars. 
  
  Both operators are ejected into the water. No injuries sustained. I conclude that Operator1 (operator of V1) is at fault in the collision due to not following Rule of the road #7, operating his vessel in a manner that created risk of collision.
  