RedactedNarrative: Owner #1 stated to the effect of: I was anchor in the Atlantic Ocean about 2 mile off of Mantoloking. I
  saw a vessel approaching from the south about 100 yards away and thought they were going to go
  around me. When I saw the vessel going on the same course I started to blow my horn. When the vessel
  got about 25 yards away I saw the operator look up and I went to the front of the boat. The other vessel
  hit the back of my boat.
  
  Operator #2 stated to the effect of: We were fishing in the Atlantic Ocean and moving to a different area.
  I was looking down at my chart plotter and due to the sun glare and saltwater on my wind shield I didn't
  see the other boat until the last minute and I hit the back of the boat.
  
  Investigation at the scene revealed: Vessel #1 was anchored in the Atlantic Ocean approximately two
  miles off of Mantoloking. Vessel #2 was cruising at approximately 20 mph heading South I Southwest
  direction. Operator #2 failed to maintain a proper lookout causing Vessel #2 to strike Vessel #1 engine.
  
  Vessel #2 then over-rode vessel #1 striking the port side transom and the canopy. Vessel #1 engine was
  torn off and was hanging off the transom. NJSP Point Pleasant Station, USCG Manasquan, Manasquan
  Fire, and Tow Boat US were on Scene. Tow Boat US towed vessel #1 to Hoffman's Marina where the
  vessel was removed from the water. Vessel #2 was escorted to Hoffman's Marina by NJSP and USCG
  were it was removed from the water.
  
  No injuries were reported at the scene
  Vessel #1 sustained major damage to engine, port side transom, and canopy
  Vessel #2 sustained major damage to the port side and starboard side hull
  It should be noted that Owner #1 did everything possible to avoid an accident. Operator #2 failed to
  maintain a proper look out.
  
  