RedactedNarrative: Operator stated he saw other PWCs jumping wakes of boats and thought it looked fun. He tried duplicating what he saw others doing and steered into a wake. He believes he was going approximately 30 mph when he came upon the wake, but instead of jumping the wake, the PWC jerked abruptly and he and his daughter, who was a passenger, fell off the PWC and into the water. Both were wearing life jackets at the time. Operator remembers feeling pain coming from his rib area when he hit the water, but is unsure if he hit the PWC prior to hitting the water. He stated his first reaction was to see if his daughter was okay, which she was, and then they both got back up on the PWC and headed towards shore. After arriving at shore, the operator removed his life jacket and began walking up to the house when he became light headed and dizzy. He laid down in the grass and a friend called 911. When officers arrived, there was already some bruising on his lower chest. Ambulance arrived and transported him to the medical center for further evaluation and treatment. Alcohol was not a factor in the incident.