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An affordable, portable Jon Boat, great for fishing and hunting
Capacity: 510 Ib
Built-in front electric motor mount
Includes storage, built-in rod holders, shallow draft flat hull design
Large seating areas
Capacity: 510 Ib
Four rod holder locations
Rugged, UV stabilized Fortiflex� high density polyethylene hull
Recessed drink and tackle holders
12'L x 48"W; Weight: 110 Ib

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a special warranty. Please see your local Canadian Tire store for details.

No12-ft. Jon Boat

Overall Rating

4.5 out of 5

Quality

4.3 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Durability

4.3 out of 5

4 An affordable, portable Jon Boat, great for fishing and hunting. Capacity: 510 Ib. Built-in front electric motor mount. Includes storage, built-in rod holders, shallow draft flat hull design

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5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

cobbman

Location: St Johns, NL

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Great Boat for the Price

Date:January 2, 2012

"I bought thiis boat last season at sale price. Great boat for the type of fishing we do on small lakes and ponds. Very sturdy wiith lots of interior shelving on seats and sidewalls. Floor is ribbed to protect shoes from gettting wet from water. Stern and bow are perfect for mounting trolling motor. Plan on upgrading to 2hp motor. Would be niice to mount removable swivel seats. Lots of room for 12ft boat. This boat holds well over its rating in weight for people and gear. Easy to move over land with Two people."

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4 out of 5

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2 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Durability

2 out of 5

serine

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inner lining of boat came filled with water

Date:July 25, 2011

"so we emptied it using the provided plastic hole with plastic screw in plug which we wonder how many times we can do that before it get stripped.
After we take it out on the lake (very very stable) we notice it has water inside the lining again. May have to take it back to the store. Came here to see other reviews and there was no other complaints of water entering the inside of the boat so we may have a dud."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

sammy74

Location: hamilton

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great boat

Date:July 20, 2011

"great boat, very stable on the lake with 2 people lots of room for your gear, very good design . Lots of places to put your accessories and hold them . rod holders are firm . The plastic is quite solid and durable. Looks nice too. It has handles for carrying but they could have been better. easy to wash . cup holders are great , nice sturdy floor . The floatation foam d built in the hull gives great stability . We are really enjoying this boat . looking forward to getting a trolling motor for it as it has a nice mount built into for it ."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Performance

4 out of 5

Durability

5 out of 5

BobbyLad

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12 foot Jon Boat

Date:June 27, 2009

"Great product. Easily carried by 2 adults. We (two adults over 220 lb each) use a 50 lb. thrust trolling motor on the lakes but it moves very easily at a setting of about 1/2 the first notch. I fitted swivel seats and regularly use it for 5-6 hours at a time. Easy to clean and quite resilient and durable. It also fits into the back of my Honda Odyssey (it's only 4 foot beam) and is easy to load and unload.
Very good buy."

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Shaft length for this boat?

Question:

I have a Honda 5 HP with a 20 inch shaft, does this boat require long or short shaft please?
Can't seem to find that rather important info anywhere.
Thanks for your help in advance.

sydog

- Montreal

3 months ago

Answer:

The 5hp motor with the 20” shaft will work with no problems. KL fishing boats will work with both long and short shafts. The nice thing about the short shaft is that it will operate in less water than the long shaft.

CanadianTireTeam

2 months, 4 weeks ago

1 answer

Can you drill into bench seats to add swivel chairs?

kellyoco

3 months, 4 weeks ago

Answer:

Yes you can. This Jon boat has reinforced treated wood for seat mounting.

CanadianTireTeam

3 months, 4 weeks ago

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What is the beam measurement for this boat? What I really need is Max height from the ground if put on the floor?

Question:

I need this piece of infor for storage. Thanks.

OttawaMan

6 months ago

Answer:

The beam measurement is 22 inches.

CanadianTireTeam

4 months ago

1 answer

How do you mount a fish finder in this boat

Rheal

- Toronto

8 months ago

Answer:

I have a portable fish finder that I use on this boat. I took the transducer off of the suction cup that it came with, then screwed it in a 12 inch long x 1 inch wide (CTC # 46-2042) piece of metal. I used some nuts and bolts then to attach the metal strip to a makeshift metal basket hanger(CTC # 59-4960) that would hang over the back of the boat.
Check out these pieces at Canadian Tire and you will see how I constructed mine.

Anonymous

6 months ago

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What kind of roof rack do I need to be able to roof top this boat?

Question:

Can someone provide pictures how this can be done? I have an Uplander and the roof bar is only 3 1/2 feet, so I don't see how I can roof rack this? am I missing something? I love to get this boat if there is a way. Thanks.

lifetorch

9 months ago

Answer:

You can improvise by mounting a couple of 2X2 wood pieces on top of your rack. You can make them as long as you would like, and tie them down to your factory rack. The boat would then lie on top of the wood pieces and be tied down.