RedactedNarrative: A 1961, 21 foot fiberglass Macgregor sail boat was moored approximately 40 feet off shore half way up Red Fish lake on the West side. The anchor light was on at the time. Visibility at time, due to dense fog, was 30 to 40 feet according to witnesses. The 2015 18 foot aluminum Hewes Craft shuttle boat owned by Red Fish Lodge was traveling along the west bank keeping the beach in sight when it collided with the moored sail boat. The sail boat was hit on the starboard side, mid-ship, and bow. Damage to the sail boat was extensive with hull breeches across the starboard side and a broken mast. There was a deep dent on the port bow of the Hawes craft with no hall breech. White paint could be seen on the keel of the Hewes Craft at the bow. The sail boat was occupied by owner and occupant. Operator1 and occupant were asleep in the bow sleeping birth and the time of the accident. Both went to the emergency room in Ketchum by POV. Operator1 sustained a separated left shoulder and occupant a hemotoma to the right buttock. Both were released that day from the emergency room. 
  The Hewes Craft was occupied by the operator and passengers. Operator2 stated that he was at 3500 RPM at the time of the accident and tried to go hard to starboard at the last minute. He said that visibility was 15 feet and they were following the shore to keep their bearings. No one was injured on this boat.
   