RedactedNarrative: On Friday August 31, 2018 Arizona Game and Fish Officer were in the vicinity of Bullhead Community Park when contacted by boaters about a collision downstream.  Officers responded approximately 600 yards downstream of the wash and found a PWC with the entire bow hull imbedded in the port side of a low profile open motorboat, about midway between the bow and the operator’s steering wheel.  V1 a 2006 rented Yamaha PWC was estimated to be totaled as there was a gaping 2'' square hole in the forward keel and bow area below the water line completely breeching the hull.  Additionally there were fiberglass fractures from inside out, indicating the engine motor mounts were broken pushing the engine rearward.  There was also an approximately 6" square fiberglass fracture on the outboard starboard side of the foot well. 
  
  V2 is a 1978 low profile closed bow Fresno inboard jet with two persons on board.  The PWC had penetrated the forward portion of the closed bow on the port side and split the upper and lower portions of the hull at the marriage line, crushing the fiberglass of the upper and lower hulls to a depth of about 2'' and width of 3''.  Paint transfer and scuffing indicated there was very little movement from the impact angle and resting position of the PWC.  
  
  The operator of V1 said he was travelling up river at a speed of 50 MPH and never saw the other vessel until they collided.  He was ejected at impact and only received minor bruising to his lower legs.
  
  The operator of V2 said he was drifting downstream with his bow pointing towards mid channel and saw the PWC approaching at a high rate of speed.  Operator2 said he stood on top of the closed bow and began frantically waving his arms trying to get the attention of the PWC operator.  The PWC operator never slowed or changed course and Operator2 jumped into the water just before the collision to avoid being hit.  The only passenger remained in the vessel and was not injured.  After impact, Operator2 motored both vessels, still connected, to shore just before officers arrived.
  