Johnson Outdoors Bass Hound 10.2 Owner's manual

Brand: Johnson Outdoors

Model: Bass Hound 10.2

Type: Owner's manual

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JOHNSON OUTDOORS

WATERCRAFT

SPORT & LEISURE GROUP

FISHING BOAT

OWNER’S MANUAL

Bass Hound

9.4

Bass Hound

10.2

Water Quest Brand

Bass Tender

9.4

Bass Tender

10.2

Bass Tender

10.2 C*

Bass Tender

10.6

Bass Tender

11.3

Watertender 9.4

Utility 9.4*

* with Advantage

Camouflage

Johnson Outdoors Watercraft – Sport & Leisure

4855 Broadmoor SE

Grand Rapids, MI 49512-5360

1-800-552-6287

www.jowatercraft.com

January 2004

Thank you for purchasing this boat from

Johnson Outdoors Watercraft-Sport & Leisure.

Our fishing boats are very durable, versatile and

have features found on fishing boats costing

thousands more. These boats also get you on the

water conveniently; most fit in the back of a pick-

up, no trailer needed.

This Owner’s Manual provides the key information

on its use and care. If you have additional questions,

or would like to learn about fishing boat

accessories, pedal boats, canoes, kayaks, dinghies,

electric deck boats and the other fine products we

offer, please contact us:

Johnson Outdoors Watercraft-Sport & Leisure

Customer Service

4855 Broadmoor S.E.

Grand Rapids, MI 49512-5360

1-800-552-6287 www.jowatercraft.com

At JOW-Sport & Leisure, we hope you enjoy this

fishing boat for many years to come, and use it to

make a lifetime of memories.

Happy boating,

Sandra L. Spielmaker

President, JOW-Sport & Leisure

Warranty

JOW-Sport & Leisure warrants its manufactured products to

be free of material defects subject to the following time

limitations and use exclusions.

JOW-Sport & Leisure warrants the hull and deck of each new

fishing boat to be free of material and manufacturing defects

for a period of two (2) years from the date of retail sale. All

other component parts and accessories are warranted for a

period of one (1) year or are warranted for the period specified

by their original manufacturer, whichever is less.

Under this warranty, JOW-Sport & Leisure is limited to the

repair or replacement of the components as defined above.

Transportation to and from an authorized repair facility is the

responsibility of the purchaser. JOW-Sport & Leisure shall

not be held liable for incidental, consequential costs such as

registration fees, or other damages resulting from defects in

warranted components.

This warranty does not extend to or apply to any product that

is used for rental or other commercial use, nor products that

are damaged from abuse, neglect, accident, normal wear or

repairs made by unauthorized repair facilities or individuals.

There are no warranties either expressed or implied which

extend beyond those defined in this statement.

This warranty only applies to the original purchaser and is

nontransferable.

To verify date of purchase, please return the product

registration card within 30 days. Also please retain your

original purchase receipt.

JOW-Sport & Leisure

January 2004

4267 Rev E

Table of Contents

Material Checklist Page 3

Illustrations of Models Page 4-8

About Your Fishing Boat Page 9

• Hull Material

• Capacity and Flotation

Setting Up Your Boat - Basics Page 10-12

Installing a Trolling Motor Page 12

Electrical Systems Overview Page 13-14

Installing Accessories

Model 10.2, 11.3 Page 14-15

Model 9.4 Page 16

Model 10.6 Page 17-18

Pre-Launch Check Page 19-20

Operating the Boat Page 21-25

Towing 9.4 Page 25

Transporting Page 26

Maintenance Page 27-28

Storage Page 28-29

Optional Accessories Page 30

Warranty Page 31

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

Boat Covers

Custom designed boat covers are available. They

are made from a long lasting vinyl.

Trailers

Trailers designed for use with the JOW-Sport &

Leisure fishing boats can be purchased through a

local marine or trailer dealer.

For rowing

Oar locking Horn kits

Oar lock socket kits

Oars

OTHER BOATS FROM JOW-SPORT &

LEISURE

JOW-Sport & Leisure also offers several other

excellent watercraft including:

Escape Cruz Electric Deck Boats

Escape Jazz and Glide Pedal Boats

Escape Water Wheeler Pedal Boats

Rogue River AquaToy Pedal Boats

Water Quest and Rogue River Canoes

Water Quest and Rogue River Kayaks

Contact JOW-Sport & Leisure Customer

Service 1-800-552-6287, or visit the Web Site

www.jowatercraft.com

STORAGE (continued)

Close the cap on the bow and stern light socket

(all but 9.4)

Remove all drain plugs

Position the boat so the bow is slightly higher

than the stern to help with drainage

Remove all fuel tanks, batteries and other

accessories.

Cover the boat to prevent water and dirt from

accumulating in the deck. Custom fit boat covers

are available from JOW-Sport & Leisure. See the

enclosed accessory list, or contact Customer Service

1-800-552-6287.

MATERIAL CHECKLIST

Upon delivery of your fishing boat you should

receive:

1. Warranty registration card. Please read and

complete the registration card and mail it to

JOW-Sport & Leisure, 4855 Broadmoor SE,

Grand Rapids, MI 49512.

2. Owner’s Manual and Statement of Warranty

(back page)

3. Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin. This is

the ownership title for your boat. Complete

it and take it to the appropriate state agency

to register your boat.

Decal Application

To apply registration decals, wipe down the surface

with a damp cloth, let dry, peel, and apply the

decals, taking care to smooth out any bubbles and

raised edges.

Make a permanent record of the following

information for future reference. Know your serial

number when contacting JOW-Sport & Leisure or

your dealer with service questions.

Serial Number: ________________

Date of Purchase: ______________

Purchased from:________________

Boats with Laminates – BassHound

10.2,

WaterQuest

9.4 Utility and 10.2 Camouflage

Boat Laminate

The boats with laminates or camouflage are very

durable. They have been tested for scratch

resistance, UV fading, and adhesion using the

standards in the automotive and siding industries.

However, if the boat contacts rocks, gravel or other

sharp objects, the camouflage can be scratched.

The laminate will not peel away and the scratch will

visually blend in.

STORAGE

Remove the boat from the water. Leaving the

boat in the water for any longer than a few days will

promote algae growth on the hull.

Store on a trailer, or other supports under the

hull. Supports must run along the length of the

hull, not across it. Do not store on the ground.

If on a trailer, make sure to loosen tie down

straps so the hull does not distort over time

If stored on other supports, there should be at

least one under each side of the hull, placed

along the length of the hull. Make sure each

support is at least 3 ½” wide and 5’ long. Note: A

2” x 4” on end is too narrow, and will dent the

hull.

MAINTENANCE

General Cleaning

Wash with a mild detergent and water. If necessary,

use a very soft bristle brush. Do not use Armour-

All or other plastic conditioner products. They

can discolor, and even weaken, the plastic. Do not

use abrasive cleaning products.

Salt Water Maintenance

Barnacles and other marine life will form on the

hull surface if the boat is left in salt or brackish

water for extended periods of time. Carefully

scrape off the hull surface periodically with a putty

knife or stiff brush. They’ll be easier to remove if

you keep the surface wet. Painting the hull with

antifouling bottom preservative will help minimize

barnacle and algae buildup.

Aerator Pump (10.2 & 10.6 Only)

The pump is mounted to a divider that helps keep

minnows and other debris from clogging the pump

and spray nozzle. However, periodically check to

make sure the intake slots on the pump are clean.

Twist the body of the pump counterclockwise to

remove the pump from the mounting base.

Flush the intake slots with water.

Reverse the steps to reinstall. When reinstalling,

be sure the wire connectors from the pump to the

power circuit are above the water in the livewell.

MODEL

Bass Tender 9.4

Bass Hound 9.4

MODEL

Waterte

nder 9.4/ 9.4 Utility *

Exceptionally tough,

impact-resistant

colorfast polyethylene

hull and deck

Oar lock sockets

Transom eyes

Stainless steel

bow eye Drink holders

Optional 6-1/2’ oars

Foam flotation

the boat will climb and descend over waves with the

towing craft.

TRANSPORTING

Transporting by Pick Up Truck

All models (except for the 11.3) can be

conveniently transported in the back of a full size

pick up truck.

Be sure to tie the boat down snugly using several tie

down straps. Do not over tighten the straps. This

will distort the deck and hull.

Trailering

All of the models can be trailored if desired.

Rest the weight of the boat on the support bunks.

The support bunks on the trailer should be at

least 3½” wide and 5’ long.

Do not rest the boat on the keel rollers. This may

dent the hull.

Be sure to tie the boat snugly with two or three

tie down straps. Do not over tighten the straps.

This will distort the deck and hull.

Custom trailers are available through local Marine

Dealers. Contact JOW-Sport & Leisure Customer

Service for more information.

OPERATING THE BOAT (continued)

The weight load must be distributed appropriately

across the deck.

Planing may require a bit of experimentation to get

exactly the right combination of trim and weight

distribution.

* The boat will plane with a lower horsepower

motor if the weight load is much lower than

capacity.

Towing the 9.4 (behind a yacht or larger boat)

The Watertender 9.4 is designed to be used as a

yacht tender. They can be mounted on the swim

platform right side up in a cradle or towed behind

the boat. If the boat is to be towed, a few

precautions should be followed.

The Watertender 9.4 does not have a transom drain

plug. It may collect water while towing. If the boat

is likely to take on water while towing due to speed

and/or water conditions, it should be secured to the

swim platform in a cradle or deck for transporting.

To rig the Watertender properly for towing, fasten

the tow line to the Watertender’s bow eye and tie

the line to a higher point on the towing craft so the

pulling force will be in modest upward angle. This

will help keep the bow of the Watertender high and

will help minimize water splashing into the boat.

The length of the tow line should be minimized so

MODEL

Bass Hound 10.2

Bass Tender 10.2

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mounting

console

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planing

hull

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handling

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Moo

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MODEL

Bass Tender 10.6

OPERATING THE BOAT (continued)

When the prop is angled too close to the

transom, it will tend to push the bow down when

power is applied.

Adjusting the weight distribution in the boat will

also help the boat travel smoothly.

If the bow lifts too much, shift more of the

weight forward.

If the bow tends to plow down in the water,

shift weight toward the stern.

Trim / Planing 10.6 model

The 10.6 model is designed to move efficiently

through the water on “plane”. When the boat is on

plane, the boat is moving across the water

efficiently because only the rear portion of the hull

has full contact with the water.

To plane with the 10.6:

The motor size must be at least 10 HP*.

The motor must be properly “trimmed” (see

previous section).

The total load must not exceed the limits on the

capacity plate.

When moving under poor lighting conditions,

the bow and stern lights should be on.

1. Install the stern light pole in the socket,

making sure the tab on the pole lines up with

the groove on the socket

2. Put the light switch on the control panel to

the “NAV” position. (10.6 and 11.3 only)

3. On the 10.2, the navigation lights are

operated by installing the lights into the

sockets. When not moving under poor lighting

conditions, only the stern light needs to be on.

Traveling Across the Water

Do not be concerned if you notice a slight hull

flexing during use. The boat is designed to flex and

absorb minor bumps without damage. This flexing

is one of the great advantages of polyethylene.

Trim / Planing all models except 10.6

Except for the 10.6 model, these boats are not

designed to plane. However, they will travel

smoothly if loaded and trimmed properly.

With most outboard motors, you can adjust the trim.

This is the angle between the power unit of the

motor (prop) and the transom of the boat.

If the motor is angled out too far, the bow will rise

sharply when power is applied.

MODEL

Bass Tender 11.3

About Your Fishing Boat

Hull and Deck

The Basstender, Basshound, and Watertender hull

and deck are thermoformed from sheets of High

Density Polyethylene plastic. Polyethylene is many

times more impact resistant than fiberglass. It will

remain colorfast and durable through many years of

exposure to the elements and throughout wide

ranges of temperature fluctuation.

Polyethylene is very abrasion resistant, but not

abrasion proof. Some care in handling and

operating your boat is necessary to ensure its long

life. Clean the hull and deck with common

household detergents, hot water and a scrub brush.

Capacity and Flotation

The capacity of your boat, in both passengers and

added cargo, is determined by the boat’s size and

flotation. Each boat has a capacity tag clearly

displayed on the craft. Flotation is provided by

closed cell foam blocks located between the deck

and hull. These foam blocks are strategically

placed to provide flotation under normal loading

conditions.

ALL Basstenders, Basshounds, and

Watertenders meet the National Marine

Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and U.S.

Coast Guard safety standards.

OPERATING THE BOAT (continued)

7. Be especially conscious of the shore

condition. Sharp rocks, sharp edges on

break walls, concrete aprons, etc. can

seriously chafe the hull if you drag or slide

the boat over these surfaces.

Mooring and Docking

Avoid mooring or docking in very shallow water

where the hull will hit bottom.

Use boat fenders or other cushioning to prevent

wave action from scraping the hull against the dock.

Livewell Operation

Fill the livewell about 2/3 full of water. Do not

overfill. The excess water will seep between the

hull and deck. Try to use cool water. Cooler water

reduces the fish’s need for oxygen. Keep the lid

closed when possible to help keep the water cool.

The 10.2, 10.6 and 11.3 models have a recirculating

aerator pump. Periodically cycle the pump. The

switch is on the electrical control panel.

Drain the livewell by removing the drain plug.

Lights (Available on 10.2, 10.6, 11.3 models)

The lights should always be used if there are poor

lighting conditions, e.g. dusk, dawn, fog etc.

OPERATING THE BOAT

Launching Tips

1. When launching the boat from shore it is

better to enlist the help of a bystander or

passenger to help lift the boat and carry it to

the water. You can drag the boat, but

carrying it will prevent excessive hull

abrasion over time.

2. Be sure motor is tilted up to prevent damage

when lowering the boat into the water.

3. If launching from a trailer, make sure to

remove all tie downs before backing onto

the launching ramp.

4. Make sure to install all drain plugs before

putting the boat in the water.

5. When entering the boat, step in the center of

the boat so the boat remains stable. Do not

step on the gunwale (top edge of the side of

the boat), which could cause the boat to tip.

6. After the boat is in the water, but before

leaving from shore, check to make sure the

boat sits reasonably level fore to aft and side

to side. If not, redistribute the items you

have on board.

SETTING UP YOUR FISHING BOAT

Components and Basic Set Up

Please follow the recommended steps to prepare

your boat. Note: The manual will refer to various

models. The large decal on the side of the hull

shows the model.

Installing the Seats

You should have the following components for your

BassHound or Basstender model:

- 2 seats

- 2 swivel mounting bases

- 8 fasteners (4 for each seat mounting base)

- 2 seat pedestals (11.3 model only)

- 1 seat pedestal (10.6 model)

Note: The swivel mounting bases for the 9.4 and

10.2 have pedestal stems built into each swivel-

mounting base. The 10.6 model has one separate

seat pedestal and one pedestal built into the base.

Attach the swivel mounting bases to the seats using

the fasteners. Make sure the fasteners are snug, but

do not over-tighten, which will cause the fasteners

to strip the threads, and the seat to come loose.

Installing Drain Plug(s)

All models include a drain plug installed in the

transom (rear of the boat). This drains water that

gets onto the deck. To drain water or condensation

between the deck and hull, there is an additional

drain plug as follows:

On the 9.4, 10.2 and 10.6 models, the drain plug is

on the bow, just above the bow eye. (It is installed

at the factory) To drain the water between the deck

and hull, remove the drain plug; lift the rear of the

boat so the water will drain towards the front drain

hole. Once the water is drained, insert the drain plug

into the hole.

On the 11.3 model this drain plug is located in

the bilge, just forward of the aerator pump.

Remove the drain plug to allow the water from the

deck and hull to drain into the bilge pump area.

Turn on the bilge pump to remove the water and

install drain plug once the water is drained from

between the deck and hull.

Electrical Power

Use a 12V Deep Cycle Marine battery (not

included), available from marine dealers, outdoor

retailers and mass merchandisers. To install, place

the battery in the battery case or tray, tie it down

using the holding strap, and connect the wires.

RED to POSITIVE (+) terminal

BLACK to NEGATIVE (-) terminal

Installing Oar Locks (if desired)

Note that not all models include an Oar Locking

Horn Kit. If you would like an Oar Lock Kit, it is

available for purchase from JOW-Sport & Leisure

Customer Service.

To install follow the instructions included with the

Oar Locking Horn Kit. Note that if the installation

the boat so that it will sit reasonably level in

the water. Remember this is a small boat

and extra caution should be taken to prevent

overloading the craft as this could result in

unsafe operating characteristics.

5. Weather Conditions

Check weather conditions for high winds,

waves or impending storms. Take this into

consideration when loading the boat and

planning how far from shore you intend to

go.

6. Personal Flotation Gear

Always make sure that everyone in the boat

is wearing the proper Personal Flotation

Device (life jacket). ExtraSport®, a JOW

brand, offers a full line of high quality

PFD’s that are widely available. Contact

JOW-Sport & Leisure for more information.

PRE-LAUNCH CHECK

1. Drain Plug

Make sure that the transom drain plug;

livewell drain plug and bow drain plug are

all installed.

2. Drainage

Some water accumulation should be

expected between the deck and hull. It is

NOT necessarily an indication of a

serious leak in the hull. Water can seep

through and around some fasteners during

heavy rain or will accumulate just from

normal condensation. Drain the space

between the deck and the hull of any

accumulated water by following the boat

specific “Installing Drain Plug” instructions

on page 10-11. Reinstall the drain plug.

Always drain the boat thoroughly prior to

prolonged or winter storage. Do not store

the boat with water remaining between the

deck and hull.

3. Capacity

Check the capacities shown on the capacity

plate and make sure that your weight load

and motor are within the limits.

4. Loading

When loading, distribute the weight of fuel

tank, battery, tackle boxes etc. evenly across

instructions are not followed, the oarlocks may

come loose, and the boat may be damaged.

You will also need oars, and for the 11.3 model, an

Oarlock Socket Kit, which are both available from

JOW-Sport & Leisure. Contact Customer Service at

1-800-552-6287, or order electronically

www.jowatercraft.com

MOUNTING A SMALL OUTBOARD

If you wish to use an outboard motor, attach it to the

transom following the instructions provided with

the motor. Do not mount a motor with a

horsepower rating higher than the rating on the

boat capacity plate.

INSTALLING A TROLLING MOTOR

The 9.4 Basstender and Basshound models have a

transom socket to connect a trolling motor. All

other models have sockets to connect a trolling

motor to either the bow or transom of the boat.

Many trolling motors come with “alligator clips” or

“ring connectors” for direct connection to a battery.

To plug the trolling motor into the socket, you may

need to replace the clips or connectors with a male

plug (included with accessory packet). To do this:

1. Cut the trolling motor power wires just

behind the alligator clips or ring connectors

and strip about ½” of the insulation from the

end of these wires.

2. Connect the trolling motor power wires to

the plug wires using the connectors included

in the accessory packet, or by soldering.

Note: Be sure to connect the same color wires

together: the RED wire on the plug is positive

(+) the BLACK wire is negative (-). Consult the

trolling motor instructions for more details, or

call Customer Service at JOW-Sport & Leisure.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS OVERVIEW

Navigation Lights

A switch on the control panel controls the

navigation lighting on the 10.6 and 11.3. The circuit

has a 3 amp fuse located below the switch. To

install the stern light pole, insert it in the socket,

making sure to line up the tab on the end of the pole

with the groove in the socket.

The navigation lighting on the 10.2 is operated by

installing the light poles into the sockets. The bow

lights (red & green) are installed into the front

socket, and the stern light is installed into the rear

socket.

Note: On models with bow and stern trolling motor

plugs, be sure to connect both circuits to the battery.

There will be two red and two black wires.

Connect both red wires to + (pos) battery terminal

Connect both black wires to - (neg) battery terminal

INSTALLING ACCESSORIES

(On Model 10.6 continued)

2. Placement of main unit of fish finder or other

accessory

a) Mounting an accessory at the bow

Place the accessory on the starboard (right) horizontal

surface of the deck next to the anchor well.

b) Mounting an accessory near the control panel

Place the accessory on the horizontal surface of the deck

directly above the electrical control panel.

NOTE: Rubber wells nuts are recommended for

mounting accessories that require stronger

fastening.

3. Mounting the transducer for a fish finder

Mount on the motor, or on the transom mounting

block as described in the “mounting the

transducer” section on page 14.

INSTALLING ACCESSORIES

Fish Finders/Depth Finders 10.6 Model only

1. Hook up power for the fish finder or other

accessory. There are two options

a) Mounting an accessory at the bow

There are two wires for the bow accessory circuit. One

is a black wire (- negative) and the other is an orange

wire (+ positive). Both are taped to the large red wire

behind the bow trolling motor socket.

Remove the two screws holding the trolling motor

socket in place and carefully pull the socket out.

Attach the end of the orange wire to the positive (+) lead

of the accessory. Attach the negative (-) lead of the

accessory to the black wire.

b) Mounting an accessory near the control panel

The accessory circuit can also be accessed behind the

control panel by removing the 6 screws attaching the

electrical control panel to the deck.

Connect the positive (+) wire of the accessory to the

spade terminal on the back of the “Accessory” fuse

holder on the control panel. The orange wire for the

bow accessory circuit is currently attached here. Locate

the butt connector in the middle of the black (-) wire

which lies below the control panel. This wire is not

connected to the control panel. Using a wire cutter,

remove this butt connector. Reconnect these two black

(-) wires and the negative (-) wire from the accessory

using a new butt connector.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (continued)

Livewell Aerator Pump

If your boat has an aerator pump, it is controlled by

a switch on the control panel. The circuit on the

11.3 & 10.6 has a 2 amp fuse located just below the

switch.

*10.2 switch is located on the starboard side of the boat

Additional Accessory Circuit

Some models have a separate accessory circuit with

a 7.5 amp fuse located on the control panel. This

allows you to provide power for fish finders or

other accessories. (See sections on Installing Fish

Finders / Other Accessories)

INSTALLING ACCESSORIES

Installing Fish Finders / Depth Finders or Other

Accessories on the Basstender 11.3

There are three steps, hooking up the power,

mounting the main unit of the accessory, and

mounting the transducer.

1. Hooking up electrical power for the fish

finder or other accessories on the 11.3.

The accessory circuit is located behind the

control panel. The wiring for this circuit is a

coiled length of orange wires.

Remove the four screws on the electrical control

panel to get access. Attach the orange wires to the

INSTALLING ACCESSORIES (continued)

spade terminal on the back of the “Accessory” fuse

holder on the control panel.

Connect the positive (+) wire of the fish finder to

the orange wire located at the motor plug on the

bow and stern. Connect the negative (-) wire of

the fish finder to the black wire on the boat.

2. Mounting the main unit of the fish finder or

other accessories on the 11.3

Mount the main unit of the fish finder on one of

the horizontal surfaces located at the front of the

boat on either side of the anchor well. To locate

this area, see the illustrations of the models at

the front of the manual. For additional details,

follow the mounting instructions included with

the fish finder or other accessory.

3. Mounting the transducer for the fish finder or

other accessories (all models)

The transducer for the fish finder can be

mounted to the trolling motor using stainless

steel hose clamps.

The transducer can also be mounted on a raised

mounting block located on the port (left) side of

the transom. This raised mounting block has a

small piece of durawood behind it as a backer.

Do not mount the transducer anywhere else

on the transom. There are no other wood

backers (except for the center section where

the motor is mounted). Mounting onto the

plastic itself will not provide adequate

support, and will create a leak in the hull.

See the instructions from the fish finder

manufacturer for more details.

INSTALLING ACCESSORIES

Fish Finders/Depth Finders BassHound &

BassTender 9.4 & 10.2 Models

1. Hook up power for the fish finder or other

accessories for the Basshound or Basstender 9.4

& 10.2

The power will need to be connected directly to

the battery.

Since this is not a fused connection, please see

the installation instructions included with the

fish finder.

2. Placement of main unit of fish finder or other

accessory

Place the main unit of the fish finder or other

accessory on the deck in any location that is

convenient.

3. Mounting the transducer for a fish finder

Mount on the motor, or on the transom

mounting block as described in the “mounting

the transducer” section on the previous page.

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