RedactedNarrative: Vessel one was traveling north and vessel two was traveling south on the Crooked River when vessel two struck the rear port of vessel one. Vessel two left the scene and was located later. There were no injuries as a result of this accident. Vessel one sustained cracks and scratches on the rear port fiberglass.  
  Vessel 1 was a 27 Foot Scout.  The operator was stated he was driving north on the Crooked River towards Lake Susan from Lake Louisa when a vessel going south started heading right for him.  OP1 stated he accelerated his vessel to try and avoid the collision, but vessel 2 struck the rear port area of his vessel with their bow.  OP1 also stated he noticed the operator of the other vessel was not paying attention.  The collision caused scuffs and cracks in the fiberglass of OP1's vessel.  OP1 also advised that both vessels were traveling at slow speed.
  Vessel 2 was a 21 Foot Yamaha.  The operator was OP2, who stated while he was traveling south on the Crooked River, they encountered an obstacle in the river which restricted traffic to one boat at a time.  OP2 stated he let two boats pass before trying to pass the obstacle as he believed he had enough time but claimed vessel 1 sped up, noticed they were going to hit his vessel, and then vessel 1 turned hard right.  This turn caused the rear of that vessel 1 to hit OP2's boat (vessel 2) on the bow.  OP2 stated that they agreed to go to the nearest dock to evaluate the damage after which they parted ways having already exchanged phone numbers.
  