RedactedNarrative: Vessel owner #1 stated to the effect, "I was sitting at the Wharfside outside patio bar restaurant with my family when I heard a lot of air horns sounding in the river. I looked out and observed a large 60-70 foot yacht named "Never Enough" heading eastbound toward the inlet throwing a very large wake. I ran down the dock and attempted to keep my boat from hitting the pilings. I was unable to do so and my boat struck multiple pilings causing damage to the starboard rub rail and starboard side cabin window.
  
  Vessel owner #2 stated to the effect, "I came in the inlet because I was having engine trouble. After I changed the fuel filter, the problem resolved itself. After I went slow past all the small boats and didn't take off until the break wall."
   
  Investigation Revealed: Vessel #1 was moored to a fixed pier at Wharfside patio bar at  101 Channel Dr, Point Pleasant Beach, Ocean County. Vessel #2 was underway, eastbound preparing to exit the Manasquan Inlet. Vessel #2 was creating a large wake that subsequently made its way to Vessel #1 which was moored. The large wake caused Vessel #1 to impact multiple pilings on the pier. Vessel #1 sustained moderate fiberglass damage to the starboard side, specifically separating the top fiberglass mold from the bottom fiberglass mold and rub rail damage. Vessel #1 also sustained a chipped starboard window. Vessel #2 was unaware that any damage was caused by his wake and remained underway before mooring up at Liberty Landing Marina in Jersey City. No injuries were reported on scene.
  