RedactedNarrative: "On August 22 around 1600 hours, my 2008 Polar CC2700, clipped the skeg/prop of a boat located at Larson's Marina in Sea Isle City, NJ. We were cruising at a speed of approx 3mph in the no wake zone when I turned the boat to the starboard side making a u-turn to speak to someone on the dock. At that time at the end of the turn, the current swiftly took the port side of my boat into his skeg/prop.
  
   I immediately checked for injuries and damage on both vessels, seeing no major damage to sinking or debris for others to strike. We headed back to Port (Minmar Marina) and I immediately went to Larson's Marina. I informed him of the accident and he was to call subject shortly thereafter notifying him." 
  
  The investigation revealed the following: 
  Due to Operator No. 1 's departure from the scene, the investigation was conducted via phone interviews, emailed statements and pictures. Vessel No. 1 has visible damage to the exterior starboard amidships. Vessel No. 2 has visible damage to the trailing edge of the skeg on the lower unit of the engine. From the damage to both vessels, it can be determined that Vessel No. 1 was turning to port when the contact was made. No other damage was reported or noted and no injuries were reported. Neither vessel required any assistance to remain afloat or navigate due to mechanical issues caused by the contact.
  