RedactedNarrative: V1 cut across the bow of V2 causing a collision. V1 has mostly cosmetic fiberglass damage on the starboard side just above the water line. V2 has significant fiberglass damage to the bow. The vessels were approaching each other in a head on situation in an area of the river with limited visibility due to bends in the river. As the vessels came through their respected bend and could see each other, all the occupants of V2 stated, V1 hesitated and made several adjustments back and forth and seemed confused what to do. The occupants of V2 stated they moved toward the inside, shallow part of the river and came off plane to allow V1 to have the outer, deeper portion of the channel. V1 did not reduce speed, or appropriately alter her course. V1 left the outer limit of the channel and instead of passing port to port with V2, V1 crossed the bow of V2 causing collision. V1 sustained mostly cosmetic damage to the fiberglass along her starboard side, just above the water line. V2 sustained significant structural damage to the bow, causing the cap and hull to separate. Based on the damage, it appears V2 was sitting low in the water, off plane, while V1’s waterline damage shows that she was up on plane at the time of collision.