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Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795

The Merry Fisher 795 is Jeanneau’s outboard weekender of about 7.2 to 7.4 m: a wheelhouse boat with a forward double cabin, an enclosed head and a saloon that converts into a second berth, designed by Centkowski & Denert Design with Jeanneau Design. Four boats carry the name: the first generation (model years 2016–2020, 7.43 m, up to 200 hp), the fishing-oriented 795 Marlin (2017–2021, 7.17 m), the 795 Serie 2 with a new hull (from model year 2021, 7.19 m, up to 250 hp) and the 795 Sport Serie 2 with recessed side decks (from model year 2022); in North America the last two are sold as the NC 795 and NC 795 Sport. Jeanneau sells the boat as a hull without engine for a single outboard, and its 2027 lists offer Yamaha, Mercury and Suzuki pre-rigs, so engines, controls and electronics differ from boat to boat. Jeanneau’s earlier US-built NC 795 has its own, slightly different data and is not covered here.

Manuals & documents

The links go to Jeanneau’s own documents — some as archived copies of pages the maker has since taken down. We host no manuals or drawings.

Equipment & its manuals

Standard equipment as the builder’s documents list it. Boats were ordered with options and refitted since — check what is actually aboard.

ItemModelManual / pageNote
OutboardYamaha 150–250 HP1,2,3Serie 2 and Sport Serie 2, 2027 lists: pre-rigs only, the boat is sold without engine; one outboard of up to 250 hp with a 25″ (635 mm) shaft—Yamaha pre-rigs on both boats: DBW electronic control 150–200 hp and 225–250 hp, each also for two helm stations; mechanical control 150–200 hp and 225 hp; SBW electric steering 200 hp or 250 hp, each also for two helm stations. The 150–200 hp SBW pre-rig is not offered on the 795. Jeanneau’s US article on the NC 795 Sport S2 names a Yamaha 150 or 250 hp.
OutboardMercury 150–250 HP1,2Serie 2 and Sport Serie 2, 2027 lists: pre-rigs only, the boat is sold without engine; max. 250 hp, 25″ (635 mm) shaft—Mercury pre-rigs: mechanical control for 150 hp; electric control for 175–225 hp and for 250 hp.
OutboardSuzuki 150–250 HP1,2Serie 2 and Sport Serie 2, 2027 lists: pre-rigs only, the boat is sold without engine; max. 250 hp, 25″ (635 mm) shaft—Suzuki pre-rigs: mechanical control for 150–200 hp and for 200T–250T hp; electric control for 150–250 hp.
Outboard1 × max. 147 kW4,5,6,7,8First generation (model years 2016–2020) and 795 Marlin (2017–2021): one outboard of up to 200 hp; Jeanneau sold the hull without engine—The 2016 list advises 150 hp (110 kW). Jeanneau’s lists name no engine make or model for these boats; in 2020 it called Yamaha its engine partner and showed a Yamaha video of the 795, but no document ties a Yamaha model to the boat. The 2021 Marlin list gives a 25″ (635 mm) shaft; the first-generation documents give no shaft length.
Steering—4,1,2Hydraulic steering, standard on every version; make not named—In the 2027 lists the Serie 2 and Sport Serie 2 can have electric steering instead, and the Yamaha SBW pre-rigs bring electric steer-by-wire. An auxiliary engine control in the cockpit is a further option there.
Trim tabsLenco · Zipwake9,7,1,2,4,6Options: Lenco electric trim tabs or Zipwake automatic trim tabs on the Serie 2 (from the 2021 list) and the Sport Serie 2; Lenco tabs also on the 795 Marlin in the 2021 Marlin list—Not offered on the first generation (2016 and 2017 lists), so tabs on a first-generation boat were fitted later.
Bow thruster—4,10,1,2Option on every version; make not named—A variable bow thruster for joystick control, with a joystick, is an option on the Serie 2 from the 2024 list and on the Sport Serie 2 in the 2027 list.
Windlass—4,1,2Option on every version: electric windlass; make not named. Bow roller and self-draining anchor locker are standard—On the Sport Serie 2 the windlass can also be controlled from the helm (option). A rear anchor roller and furler are options on the Marlin and the Sport Serie 2.
ChartplotterLowrance Elite-7 CHIRP · HDS-7 Touch Gen34First generation, 2016 list: Electronic Pack (Elite-7 CHIRP) or Electronic Pack 2 (HDS-7 Touch Gen3), each with a Lowrance HDI transducer—
ChartplotterLowrance Elite 7 Ti · HDS Touch 9 G362017 list: Electronic Pack (Elite 7 Ti) or Upgraded Pack (HDS Touch 9 G3), with a Lowrance HDI transducer, on the first generation; the new 795 Marlin is listed with the HDS Touch 9 G3 pack—A Lowrance TotalScan transom transducer was a separate option.
ChartplotterGarmin ECHOMAP 72cv UHD · ECHOMAP 92sv UHD9,7Serie 2 and 795 Marlin, 2021 lists: Electronic Pack (ECHOMAP 72cv UHD) or Upgraded Pack (ECHOMAP 92sv UHD), each with a Garmin GT20-TM transducerGarmin ECHOMAP UHD / UHD2 Parts & service page
ChartplotterGarmin ECHOMAP 92sv UHD / UHD2 · GPSMAP 1223xsv11,10,12,13,1,2Serie 2 and Sport Serie 2, 2023 to 2027 lists: Electronic Pack (ECHOMAP 92sv UHD in 2023, UHD2 from 2024, a touchscreen in 2027) or Upgraded Pack (GPSMAP 1223xsv); transducer GT23-TM on the Serie 2 in 2023 and 2024, GT23M-TM on the Sport Serie 2 and on both boats in 2027—
RadarGarmin Fantom 1812,2Option on the Sport Serie 2 in the 2023 list—The 2027 Sport list offers a deck searchlight with a radar mount instead, radar not included.
VHFGarmin VHF 215i AIS · Garmin VHF6,9,1,2Option: a VHF without named make in the 2017 list, a Garmin VHF in the 2021 to 2024 lists, the Garmin VHF 215i AIS in the 2027 lists—
Audio systemFusion RA2104,1,2Option on every version: Fusion audio pack, with the Fusion RA210 player in the 2027 lists—
Remote monitoringSeanapps1,2Standard on the Serie 2 and Sport Serie 2 in the 2027 lists (‘SEANAPPS connected boat’)—
BatteriesLithium · Victron10,1Option on the Serie 2 from the 2024 list: lithium batteries with a Victron monitoring system—
Charger—4,1,2Option on every version: 220 V or 110 V shore-power socket with battery charger; make not named—
Air conditioning8000 BTU4,9,11,1Option on the first generation and the Serie 2: reversible, for saloon and forward cabin, on shore power; from the 2021 list also a version that runs on lithium-ion batteries as well as shore power (the 2023 list offers it as a pre-fit)—
Heater—6,7,1,2Option: diesel forced-air heating (‘pushed air heating system’) on the first generation from the 2017 list, the 795 Marlin, the Serie 2 and the Sport Serie 2; make not named—
Water heater220 V9,1,4,6Option on the Serie 2 (from the 2021 list); the first-generation lists of 2016 and 2017 do not offer one; make not named—The hot-water shower in the brochures depends on this option.
Water pump—4,7,1,2Electric pressurised fresh water: standard on the first generation and the Serie 2, an option on the 795 Marlin; the 2027 Sport list has the ‘water circuit’ as an option; make not named—
Bilge pump—4,1,2Standard on every version: one manual and one electric bilge pump; makes not named—
Toilet—4,6,7,1,2Option: marine toilet with holding tank (64 l; 50 l on the 795 Marlin, 80 l on the Sport Serie 2) or a chemical toilet; makes not named—The enclosed head with washbasin and pressurised water is standard on the first generation and the Serie 2. The 2016 and 2017 lists offer no shower for the first generation; on the Serie 2 it is an option.
Fridge42 l · 40 l4,6,7,1,2Option: 12 V fridge, 42 l on the first generation (2016 list) and the Serie 2, 40 l on the first generation (2017 list), the 795 Marlin and the Sport Serie 2; make not named—
Stove—4,9,1Space for a removable gas stove is standard; options: gas burner stove with gas box, and on the Serie 2 a vitroceramic cooktop; make not named—A ‘luxury galley’ upgrade is also offered.

Specifications

Length overallSerie 2 and Sport Serie 2: 7.19 m (23’7″), 8.14 m (26’8″) with options · first generation: 7.43 m (24’4″), 7.90 m (25’11″) with options · 795 Marlin: 7.17 m (23’6″), 7.93 m (26’) with options1,2,6,7
Hull length6.97 m (22’10″) on the first generation, the Serie 2 and the Sport Serie 2; 6.98 m (22’10″) on the 795 Marlin1,2,4,7
BeamSerie 2 and Sport Serie 2: 2.82 m (9’3″) in the spec sheets; the 2022 brochure and the Sport model page give 2.79 m for the Sport · first generation: 2.81 m (9’2″) · 795 Marlin: 2.80 m (9’2″)1,2,14,15,4,7
DraftHull draft. Serie 2: 0.58 m (1’10″) · Sport Serie 2: 0.58 m in the 2023 list, 0.62 m (2’) in the 2027 spec sheet; its model page gives a ‘standard draft’ of 0.92 m without saying how it is measured · first generation: 0.50 m (1’7″) in the 2016 and 2017 lists, 0.56 m (1’10″) in the 2019 and 2020 brochures · 795 Marlin: 0.52 m in the 2017 list, 0.50 m in the 2021 list1,12,2,15,4,6,16,17,7
Air draftSerie 2: 2.34 m (7’8″) · Sport Serie 2: 2.33 m (7’8″) minimum, 2.36 m in the 2022 brochure and on its model page; the spec sheets’ maximum of ‘2.20 m / 10’6″’ does not add up · first generation: 2.40 m (7’10″) in the 2016 and 2017 lists, 2.35 m (7’8″) in the 2019 and 2020 brochures · 795 Marlin: 2.33 m in the 2017 list, 2.40 m in the 2021 list1,2,12,14,15,4,6,16,17,7
DisplacementWeight without engine (approx.). Serie 2: 2153 kg (4747 lb) · Sport Serie 2: 2177 kg (4798 lb) · first generation: 1780 kg (3924 lb) in the lists and brochures, 2150 kg on its model page · 795 Marlin: 1750 kg (3858 lb)1,2,4,17,18,7
Engine optionsOne outboard; Jeanneau sells the boat without engine. Serie 2 and Sport Serie 2: max. 250 hp (184 kW), with Yamaha, Mercury and Suzuki pre-rigs from 150 hp in the 2027 lists · first generation: max. 200 hp (147 kW), 150 hp (110 kW) advised in the 2016 list · 795 Marlin: max. 200 hp (147 kW)1,2,4,7,5
Shaft length635 mm (25″) for the single outboard on the Serie 2, the Sport Serie 2 and the 795 Marlin of the 2021 list; the first-generation documents give no shaft length1,2,9,7
DriveSingle outboard; hydraulic steering as standard, electric steering optional on the Serie 2 and Sport Serie 2 in the 2027 lists, where Yamaha steer-by-wire pre-rigs are also offered1,2,4
Fuel tank280 l (74 US gal), one tank filled from outside, on every version; the provisional 2017 brochure also listed a 400 l option for the 795 Marlin, and the Marlin model page says 200 l1,2,4,7,19,20
Water tank100 l (26 US gal) on every version; the current 795 model page’s ‘water capacity 280 l’ is the fuel figure1,2,4,7,21
Holding tankOnly with the optional marine toilet: 64 l (first generation and Serie 2), 50 l (795 Marlin), 80 l (Sport Serie 2)1,2,6,7
Cruising speed26 mph (about 23 kn) for the NC 795 Sport S2, the North American 795 Sport Serie 2, from a Jeanneau US article that offers a Yamaha 150 or 250 hp and does not say which engine the figure is for; Jeanneau publishes no speed for any other 7953
RangeAbout 140 miles at cruising speed for the NC 795 Sport S2, from the same Jeanneau US article; engine not stated3
Berths4 on the first generation and the Serie 2 (forward double plus the converted saloon) · 795 Marlin: 2 · Sport Serie 2: 4 in the 2022 brochure, 2 in the 2023 and 2027 lists1,4,7,14,12,2
Cabins11,2,4,7
CE categoryC-9 (category C, 9 people), every version1,2,4,7
DesignerCentkowski & Denert Design (Jacek Centkowski, Pawel Denert, Piotr Centkowski) with Jeanneau Design21,1
BuilderJeanneau (SPBI), Les Herbiers, France: the company address on the spec sheets, which do not say which yard builds the 7951
VersionsMerry Fisher 795, first generation (model years 2016–2020; ‘Legende’ trim optional) · 795 Marlin (2017–2021; 1-, 2- or 3-door wheelhouse) · 795 Serie 2, also written Série 2 or Series 2 (from 2021; NC 795 in North America; ‘Legende’ trim optional in 2021) · 795 Sport Serie 2 (from 2022; 1- or 2-door wheelhouse; NC 795 Sport or NC 795 Sport S2 in North America)9,4,6,7,12,22,3
Years builtFrom 2015: first generation shown as new in September 2015 for model year 2016 and listed until model year 2020 · 795 Marlin 2017–2021 · Serie 2 ‘NEW 2021’ · Sport Serie 2 ‘NEW 2022’ · both Serie 2 boats still in the 2027 model year5,17,6,7,9,14,1,2
Deadrise18° (Jeanneau US page for the NC 795)22

Good to know

  • Tell the generations apart by length and the power rating: the first generation is 7.43 m overall and rated for up to 200 hp, the Serie 2 with its new hull is 7.19 m overall and rated for up to 250 hp. When repowering, the Serie 2, the Sport Serie 2 and the 795 Marlin of the 2021 list take an outboard with a 25-inch (635 mm) shaft; for a first-generation boat Jeanneau’s documents give no shaft length, so measure the transom.1,4,7
  • On every version most comfort items were options: fridge, marine toilet with holding tank, water heater, diesel heater, bow thruster, electric windlass, trim tabs and electronics. Check what a boat really has instead of going by the brochure; the hot-water shower shown there, for example, needs the optional 220 V water heater.1,2,4,9
  • Jeanneau first offered trim tabs (Lenco, or Zipwake automatic) with the Serie 2 in model year 2021; the first-generation lists show none. Tabs on a first-generation 795 were added later, so check how they were mounted and wired.9,4,6
  • Before replacing electronics, note the factory transducer. First-generation boats had Lowrance packs (Elite-7 CHIRP, Elite 7 Ti or HDS Touch, with an HDI transducer); Serie 2 boats have Garmin ECHOMAP or GPSMAP packs with a GT20-TM, GT23-TM or GT23M-TM transom transducer. Staying with a Garmin unit that works with the fitted transducer can save running new cables.4,6,9,1,2
  • The engine pre-rig decides the helm hardware: Yamaha DBW and Mercury or Suzuki ‘electric control’ pre-rigs use electronic throttles, Yamaha SBW pre-rigs replace the standard hydraulic steering with electric steer-by-wire, and some pre-rigs add a second helm station. Find out which pre-rig a used boat has before buying controls or a new engine.1,2
  • Jeanneau does not publish the owner’s manual online, but its help centre says a digital copy exists for almost every Jeanneau boat. Ask for it through the help button there, and have the boat’s hull identification number (HIN) at hand.23

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Sources

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