RedactedNarrative: According to operators and occupants, on Saturday, June 6, 2020, Operator 1 was operating a personal watercraft (Vessel 1) in the Dry Creek area of Pickwick Lake in Hardin County, TN.  Occupant 1 was a passenger of vessel 1. Operator 1 was towing a tube that Occupant 2 and Occupant 3 were riding.  
  
  Operator 2 was also operating a personal watercraft (Vessel 2) in the Dry Creek area of Pickwick Lake in Hardin County, TN.  Occupant 4 was a passenger of vessel 2.
  
  Vessel 1 and Vessel 2 were being operated in the same general area.  At some point around 1630 hours, the tube being towed by vessel 1 made impact with bow area of vessel 2.  
  
  Occupant 2 and Occupant 3 were thrown off the tube into the water.  Operator 2 and Occupant 4 stopped vessel 2 and checked on them.  Both individuals claimed they would be fine.  Operator 1 and Occupant 1 put Occupant 2 and Occupant 3 on vessel 1 and took them back to Operator 1's parents, also in the Dry Creek area.  Operator 2 and Occupant 4 followed vessel 1 back to Operator 1's parents.  The adults in the group told Operator 2 and Occupant 4 they were fine to leave.  
  
  Statements were taken from the parties involved.  Operators and occupants of Vessel 1 claim that vessel 2 struck the tube resulting in the ejection of the two individuals on the tube.  Operators and occupant of vessel 2 claim that vessel 1 made a left turn and “slung” the tube into the front of vessel 2. 
  
  It is to be noted that the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency was not notified of the incident until midday, Sunday, June 7, 2020.