
Fish Cat Pontoon Boat Assembly Instructions
Securing the Frame
Items needed:
1 - Assembled Frame 2 - Inflated Pontoons 8 - 30” Cam Straps
1. Proper positioning of the pontoons should be so that the logos on the outside of the
pontoons and to the bow or front of the boat.
2. Place the frame on top of the pontoons with the foot bars toward the front of the boat.
Center the frame between the D-rings on the side of the boat.
3. Using the (8) 30” Cam Straps (one for each D-ring) secure the frame to the D-rings. One
simple way to do this is to begin by running the strap through the frame near the D-ring
leaving the buckle near the frame. Next, run the strap through the D-ring and place the free
end of the strap into the jaws of the buckle. Repeat procedure for all D-rings.
4. Once all cam straps are in place, tighten all cam straps evenly so they are snug against the
pontoons.
Streamer XL Oar Installation and Adjustment
Items needed:
1 - Assembled Boat 2 - 6’ 2-Piece Oars 1 - Phillips Screwdriver (not included)
The 6’ 2-piece oars come with clamp on oar locks pre-installed.
1. Assemble both 6’ 2-piece oars.
2. Install the clamp on oar lock stem into the oar stand.
3. To achieve the proper positioning of the oars, there should be about 3” to 4” between the
oar grips at their closest position. The distance from the end of the oar grip to the clamp on
oarlock should be same for both oars.
4. Once the position has been determined, tighten the bolts using the Phillips Screwdriver.
Proceed to Apron Installation
Oar Installation and Adjustment
Items needed:
1 - Assembled Boat
2 - 6’ or 7’ 2-Piece Oars
2 - Oar Stops
2 - Small Oar Locks
2 - Split Rings 1 - Phillips Screwdriver (not
included)
The 6’ or 7’ 2-piece oars come with pre-installed oar sleeves.
1. Insert the small oar locks in the oar stands and secure with the split rings.
2. Assemble both oars.
3. Fit the oar stops onto the oar sleeves.
4. To achieve the proper positioning of the oars, there should be about 3” to 4” between the
oar grips at their closest position. The distance from the end of the oar handle to the oar
stops should be same for both oars.
5. Once the position has been determined, tighten the bolts using the Phillips Screwdriver.
Apron Installation
Items needed:
1 - Assembled Boat 1 - Stripping Apron
1. Secure the apron to the frame using the frame loops. These are arch shaped pieces of
black plastic secured onto the frame. The front frame loops are located on the front of the
oar stands; the rear frame loops are located on the side rails close behind the seat platform.
!CAUTION
Two of the apron clips, which attach the apron to the frame, have been snipped so that it
will not lock. This allows for easier entry and exit.
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