RedactedNarrative: On 06/08/2019, I Game Warden was on patrol on the Colorado River below Davis Dam. I was informed of a Personal Watercraft (PWC) accident by a passing PWC saying there were injuries and people in the water. When I arrived at the scene, I saw a PWC about 10 yards up the Nevada shore and another below it in the water and three people at the scene. Upon speaking with the people there, it was a one vessel grounding and the female sitting on a rock was the operator of the vessel. Talking with the operator, she was going fast down river when she hit a wave and lost control of the PWC, then running it aground in the direction the wave pushed her. 
  
  Operator said she was going at a high rate of speed. Operator stated she was uninjured. When I arrived on scene, I deemed the PWC inoperable due to I was unable to see the damage to the hull. Upon further investigation, there were multiple punctures to the bottom of the hull. Operator inexperience and high rate of speed were contributing factors to the collision.
  