The accident involved one vessel with eight occupants operated by owner. V1 was traveling South out of Sisters Creek in Marathon. Operator accelerated after the minimum wake zone and turned West towards his fishing destination without accounting for West Sister Rock being in his path of travel. When Operator noticed West Sister Rock it was too late to avoid collision, and he made an abrupt left turn and collided with the eastern edge of West Sister Rock. One occupant was ejected and injured, another occupant was injured in the vessel. The vessel rested on the eastern edge of West Sister Rock.

Occupant had knee pain and was transported to Fisherman's Hospital for treatment.; 

Occupant2 was ejected from the vessel when the vessel struck West Sisters Rock.  He landed approximately 30 feet from where the vessel initially struck land. He stated he felt "pain from the neck down" and that he had difficulty feeling his legs. He also had lacerations on his legs and feet. He was placed on a back board and transported on the patrol vessel to land where he was flown on Trauma Star to Jackson South Hospital.

Sisters Creek
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