RedactedNarrative: On sunday, july 28, 2019, vessel 1, a 19 foot blue fin sportsman open motorboat, left the west side beach and boat landing in the city of oconto falls.  Vessel 1 operator operated at a speed slower than planing speed but more than maximum displacement mode and was plowing water.  
  
  In the area of the island known as monkey island vessel 1 operator operated still on an east bound course but wide to the north of monkey island to avoid the rocky shoreline.  
  
  Vessel 2 operator was operating a 10 foot pelican kayak.  Vessel 2 operator left the east side beach and boat landing and was just north of monkey island.  Vessel 2 operator saw the motorboat coming towards her and thought the boat would change course.  
  
  When vessel 1 didn't change course, vessel 2 operator paddled hard left in an effort to avoid the collision.  Vessel 2 operator began to yell to the vessel 1 operator that did not change course.  The witness who was nearby in a kayak, also began to scream and wave her arms.  
  
  Vessel 1 did not change course and collided with the vessel 2.  The collision occurred on the front left side of vessel 1 and the front right side of vessel 2.  Vessel 2 was pushed under water but did not flip.  Vessel 2 operator remained in the vessel.  Vessel 1 operator did not see the kayak until after the collision.  Vessel 1 was plowing water with it's bow up in the air and the operator was not maintaining a proper lookout to see other boats on the water.
  