RedactedNarrative: On January 23rd, 2021, V1 was travelling east in Tampa Bay with three people on board. V2 was travelling west in Tampa Bay with four people on board. They were operating in heavy fog and collided nearly head on. The operator of V1 was ejected into the water. The operator of V2 was ejected into V1. 
  
  A passenger from V2 retrieved the operator of V1 from the water. All occupants from both vessels were transported to the hospital. 
  
  The conditions on Tampa Bay were calm seas with light wind, and extremely foggy with spotty visibility. The Sea Hunt had left Apollo Beach and was heading in a westerly direction towards the Gulf of Mexico. The Sea Born had finished catching bait at the skyway and was heading in a easterly direction. 
  
  Pre-accident:
  The Sea Hunt had two look outs, the operator and Subject2. Operator2 was keeping a look out to the port side of the vessel while monitoring radar. Operator2 stated he noticed an object appear on his radar and slowed down. Operator2 saw a vessel coming towards him from his "11 o'clock." Operator2 stated he attempted to turn but does not remember what direction he turned.
  
  Accident:
  The Sea Hunt's keel made contact just slightly to the port side of the Sea Born's bow. The Sea Born's trolling motor tore through and became embedded in the port side of the Sea Hunt's hull. At some point during the collision the operator of the Sea Born was ejected into the water. Operator2 was ejected and landed inside of the Sea Born.
  
  Post Accident:
  After the vessels disengaged from each other, the Sea Hunt immediately began to take on water. Subject2 observed Operator1 floating in the water face down. He turned the Sea Hunt engines on and operated it to Operator1. Subject2 jumped in the water and rendered aid to Operator1. An EPIRB on the Sea Hunt was activated. Occupants that remained in the Sea Born were unconscious. 
  
  A good samaritan came across the accident scene in another vessel and rendered assistance. 911 was contacted. The two occupants still on the Sea Hunt boarded the Sea Born because the Sea Hunt was taking on so much water. The Sea Hunt eventually capsized and was floating upside down. Both vessels were towed to shore by a commercial salvage. All three occupants from the Sea Born cannot remember the events just prior to the accident.
  
  V2 occupant 4 suffered: 1. Fractured skull; 
  
  V1 occupant1 suffered: 1. Broken shoulder 2. Broken ribs 3. Laceration to head
  
  V2 occupant2 suffered: 1. Soft tissue damage to groin area 2. Scratched cornea 3. Possible hernia ; 
  
  V2 occupant3 Suffered: 1. Injured finger 2. Whiplash; 
  
  V1 occupant3 suffered: 1. Fractured vertebrae 2. Laceration to head and ear 
  
  OPERATOR1 suffered: 1. Seawater in his lungs 2. Broken wrist 3. Small brain bleed
  
  Operator2: Knee injury
  