RedactedNarrative: Single vessel on plane in Anclote River Channel. Upon impact with wake cause by another vessel, one occupant sustained injuries upon falling into vessel. Injured subject was transported to Bayonet Point with back and hip pain. 
  
  As V1 continued west outbound the channel, another larger vessel was heading east coming into the channel. The other vessel information is unknown however, it was stated that it was larger than V1 and was plowing which caused it to have a large trailing wake. V1 was approaching the wake and Operator attempted to alert all occupants to brace themselves but was not able to prior to impact with the wake. Upon V1’s impact with the wake, the following events occurred according to Operator who witnessed the accident: 
  1.	Subject1 was sitting on the port side bow of V1, with her back facing the bow. 
  2.	The bow of V1 rose as it rode up the wake. 
  3.	As the bow began to descend into the water, Subject1 momentum kept her in the air. 
  4.	Subject1 came down and made impact with her buttocks and hips on the deck of the vessel, in the area where she was sitting.
  5.	Due to the impact with the deck of the vessel Subject1 stated she had pain in her lower back and hips.
  6.	Operator operated the vessel back to Hudson Boat ramp where his trailer was parked. 
  7.	Another person called EMS who was waiting for the vessel at Hudson Boat Ramp. 
  8.	Victim was transported to Bayonet Point Hospital by Pasco EMS. 
  9.	No other occupants were injured. 
  10.	No visible damage to the vessel.  
  
  A CT Scan of her head and chest which showed a fractured L1 vertebrae as a result of the boating accident.
  