RedactedNarrative: Two people where fishing adrift at the mouth of jonathan creek on ky lake around 1745 in a triton fish and ski.
  
   At same time a winner bass boat driven on plane by operator2 was navigating from the main lake into the mouth of jonathan creek. According to operator2, the sun was in his eyes and he failed to see the triton boat until he was about 30' away and turned sharply to the starboard side causing his vessel to strike and go over the triton on the triton's starboard side near the bow. 
  
  The collision knocked the rear passenger into the lake. V1 occupant was recovered by her husband shortly after and she only complained of being sore. 
  
  The collision knocked the trolling motor off of the triton, broke front nav light, broke front electronic panel, had damage to cap of hull near the bow, and broke rear high rise seat. Only the driver of the winner vessel was wearing a pfd. Operator1 stated he screamed at the oncoming vessel and it was about 30' before that vessel tried to avoid a collision and ended up striking his near the bow on the starboard side.
  
  Included in this report are 2 voluntary statements from the operators and digital photographs with nothing digitally altered.