RedactedNarrative: On January 1, 2022 USCG Documented vessel "Emma" was cruising Northbound in the ICW on the East side of Peanut Island. Vessel "Emma" struck docked USCG documented vessel "Well Done" causing damage. 
  
  No parties were injured in the incident. Operator1 stated that V1 was traveling Northbound in the Intracoastal Waterway near Sailfish Marina near channel marker green 3 on autopilot. Operator1 stated that the wind and current picked up and the anchor on the bow of V1 banged into the side of V2. 
  
  When asked if there was any damage to his vessel, Operator1 said “no”, but he had not looked. When I went to look at the anchor it was apparent to me that the anchor had been damaged and I observed material on the anchor consistent with the gel coat of a vessel. The anchor on V1 was bent on the starboard (right) side which is consistent with the positioning described by Operator1 during the incident. 
  
  	The damage to V2 was in a location not accessible by land. I was provided photos via email, taken by marina staff from the water directly after the incident. The following day I arrived by vessel to take photos in better light. The damage appeared to be to the gel coat and the vent cover on the starboard side of V2. I facilitated an insurance exchange at the consent of both and released Operator1 from the scene.
  