1. Where is the serial number located? The serial number is located in the back right hand corner on the outside of the hull. The number will be stamped on a silver plate, starts with HII or JOK and is 12 digits long.
2. There is water inside my boat. Is this normal? Just like any boat, your boat may take on some water. Because of its flexible nature, a polyethylene boat is prone to accumulate a small amount of water between the deck and hull. Water may accumulate between the deck and hull due to rain, waves and condensation. This is natural, not a defect, and should be drained after use. Do not return to the retailer. Remove the drain plug located under bow rubrail and tip the boat up to drain. It is also normal for water to come out where the deck and hull meet if there is an excessive amount of water. Secure the drain plug (lubrication may be needed) after draining. Remove battery before draining your boat.
3. How should I store my boat in the winter? Winter can be very hard on boats. We suggest a mooring cover, which prevents water and debris from accumulating.
4. There is black oil coming out of my bushings and running into the foot well. Is this normal? After the first few uses you may see a black watermark down the inside of your boat. This is simply the paint on the crank inside the bushing wearing off. This is natural and can be cleaned with warm water and any standard detergents.

Pro 120 & Sportsman   

1. Where can I mount a depth finder? A depth finder may be mounted on either side of the stern on our fishing boats. Screws need to be placed a minimum of 3" above the bottom of the boat.
2. Where is the serial number located? The serial number is located in the back right hand corner on the outside of the hull. The number will be stamped on a silver plate, starts with HII or JOK and is 12 digits long.
3. There is water inside my boat. Is this normal? Just like any boat, your boat may take on some water. Because of its flexible nature, a polyethylene boat is prone to accumulate a small amount of water between the deck and hull. Water may accumulate between the deck and hull due to rain, waves and condensation. This is natural, not a defect, and should be drained after use. Do not return to the retailer. The through hull drain plug is located in the back of the boat. Please be sure to secure the drain plug after draining. Remove battery before draining your boat.
4. Can I trailer my boat with the motor on? Outboard motors on small boats should always be removed when trailing.
5. What type of motor do I need? A standard short shaft is required. Boat and transom are designed for a two stroke 15 hp motor. Not recommended for 4-cycle motors over 8 hp.

Jon Boat    

1. Where can I mount a depth finder? A depth finder may be mounted on either side of the stern motor mount on our fishing boats. Screws need to be placed close to the motor mount plate for wood support.
2. Where is the serial number located? The serial number is located in the back right hand corner on the outside of the hull. The number will be stamped on a silver plate, starts with HII or JOK and is 12 digits long.
3. There is water inside my boat. Is this normal? Just like any boat, your boat may take on some water. Because of its flexible nature, a polyethylene boat is prone to accumulate a small amount of water between the deck and hull. Water may accumulate between the deck and hull due to rain, waves and condensation. This is natural, not a defect, and should be drained after each use. Do not return to the retailer. The deck drain located in the stern of the boat eliminates any water in the back portion of the deck. The other drain can be found on the side of the hull. It eliminates any water between the deck and hull. Please be sure to secure the drain plug after draining. Remove battery before draining your boat.
4. Can I trailer my boat with the motor on? Outboard motors on small boats should always be removed when trailing.
5. What size shaft do I need on my trolling motor? A standard short shaft is required. Boat and transom are designed for a two stroke, 6 hp motor.

Sportsman      

Where can I mount a depth finder? A depth finder may be mounted on either side of the stern on our fishing boats. Screws need to be placed a minimum of 3" above the bottom of the boat.

1. Where is the serial number located? The serial number is located in the back right hand corner on the outside of the hull. The number will be stamped on a silver plate, starts with HII or JOK and is 12 digits long.
2. There is water inside my boat. Is this normal? Just like any boat, your boat may take on some water. Because of its flexible nature, a polyethylene boat is prone to accumulate a small amount of water between the deck and hull. Water may accumulate between the deck and hull due to rain, waves and condensation. This is natural, not a defect, and should be drained after each use. Do not return to the retailer. The drain plug is located in the front of the boat. Please be sure to secure the drain plug (lubrication may be needed) after draining. Remove battery before draining your boat.
3. Can I trailer my boat with the motor on? Outboard motors on small boats should always be removed when trailing.
4. What size shaft do I need on my trolling motor? A standard short shaft is required.

Sportyak     

1. Where is the serial number located? The serial number is located in the back right hand corner on the outside of the hull. The number will be stamped on a silver plate, starts with HII or JOK and is 12 digits long.
2. There is water inside my boat. Is this normal? Just like any boat, your boat may take on some water. Because of its flexible nature, a polyethylene boat is prone to accumulate a small amount of water between the deck and hull. Water may accumulate between the deck and hull due to rain, waves and condensation. This is natural, not a defect, and should be drained after each use. Do not return to the retailer. The drain plug is located in the back of the boat. Please be sure to secure the drain plug (lubrication may be needed) after draining. Remove battery before draining your boat.