RedactedNarrative: Two vessels collided on Yellow River just south of Nichols Creek. V1 is a 14-foot open motor heading North and V2 is a 18- foot open motor heading South. V1 and V2 collided Bow to Bow. The two occupants of V1 were injured beyond first aid and admitted to Sacred Heart Hospital.
  
  As V-1 was coming around a bend heading North up Yellow River V-2 was coming around the same bend in the opposite direction. Both vessels were traveling in the middle of the river. V-1 and V-2 did not see each other in time to avoid each other V-2 attempted to reduce speed which caused the bow to rise. V-1 traveled under V-2 causing dent to hull of V-2. The fiberglass in the bow of V-1 was cracked by the impact with V-2’s hull.  
  
  V-2 partially ramped on to V-1 causing it to take on water (see witness statements). Passenger of V-1 then collided with V-2’s hull knocking her unconscious. The sudden impact threw her out of her seat fracturing her pelvis. The operator of V-1 was thrown forward and hit an ice chest causing his injuries.; Cerebral hemorrage A dislocated right shoulder Fractured ribs Spine injury; 
  