Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 For Sale

Jeanneau / Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795

The Janneau Merry Fisher 795 is an exceptional choice for those seeking a versatile, modern motorboat that combines practicality with style. Measuring 7.43 meters in length, this vessel is perfectly suited for family outings and coastal cruising, offering a comfortable and enjoyable experience on the water. The boat’s design features a sleek, modern profile with large windows that flood the interior with natural light, enhancing the spacious feel of the cabin. The Merry Fisher 795 is equipped with a reliable outboard engine, offering excellent performance and fuel efficiency, making it an ideal choice for both short trips and longer voyages. The cockpit is thoughtfully designed with modular seating arrangements, allowing for a variety of social settings and configurations. Inside, the cabin offers a well-equipped galley, a comfortable dining area, and sleeping accommodations for up to four people, making overnight trips a breeze. The Merry Fisher 795 also includes a separate head compartment, ensuring privacy and convenience. With a focus on safety and ease of use, this model is perfect for both experienced boaters and those new to the world of boating. Whether you’re exploring new coastlines or enjoying a day of fishing, the Merry Fisher 795 delivers a smooth, stable ride, thanks to its planning hull and robust construction. This boat promises to deliver memorable experiences on the water for you and your family.

Length

7.4M

Beam

2.8M

Draft

0.5M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Cruise Speed

20KT

Max Speed

35KT

Fuel

280L

Range

200NM

Engine

Yamaha F200

Option 1

Suzuki DF200

Option 2

Mercury 200

Naval

Jeanneau Design

Exterior

Jeanneau Design

Interior

Jeanneau Design

Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 Price

New Starting From

€55,000

High Price Brokerage

€45,000

Low Price Brokerage

€35,000

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Some yachts announce themselves with size. The Jeanneau Merry Fisher 795 does it with daylight instead. Enlarged port and starboard windows, a wider sliding skylight and a three panel door that folds cabin into cockpit turn a modest 7.4 metre hull into one of the brightest small day boats on the water, and that single decision shapes almost everything else about her. She sits at the accessible end of The Yacht Collection’s range, yet loses none of the versatility that has made the Merry Fisher name a fixture on the French coast for decades. A single Yamaha F200 outboard, a shallow 0.5 metre draught and open seating for nine by day let her move easily between a fishing morning and a family afternoon at anchor, with a forward cabin for four when the outing runs to overnight. For an owner who wants one small boat that does two jobs well, the 795 is a considered, practical answer rather than a compromise.

Design & Lines

Light was the brief, and light is what she delivers.

The 795 carries forward the hull shape that made her predecessor, the 755, a stable and forgiving sea boat, one that cuts through wave sets with minimal slamming rather than fighting them. What changes above the waterline is the glazing. Larger port and starboard windows and a broader sliding skylight flood the cabin with natural light, while a three panel sliding door dissolves the line between cabin and cockpit when the weather allows. The effect is a boat that feels considerably larger than her 7.4 metre length suggests, open and airy rather than boxed in, with sightlines that keep everyone on board part of the same conversation, whether they are at the helm or curled up below.

At Sea

A single outboard, a shallow draught and thirty five knots on tap.

Power comes from a Yamaha F200, developed through Jeanneau’s own collaboration with the Japanese manufacturer, and she reaches a top speed of 35 knots with a cruising pace nearer 20. The 0.5 metre draught opens up skinny anchorages and drying harbours that deeper hulled boats of similar size cannot reach, and the planing hull settles quickly onto the plane rather than wallowing through the transition. A 280 litre tank gives her a real world range of around 200 nautical miles, enough for a full day’s fishing or a weekend hop along the coast without a second thought about fuel.

Layout

Every surface on deck earns its keep.

The swim platform stretches across the full 2.8 metre beam, with a telescopic ladder that folds away when not needed, and the stern bench seating converts into a sunbed for lazy afternoons at anchor. Forward, a second sunbed sits ahead of the windscreen alongside sensible anchor handling space, and fishing rod holders run down both sides with handrails close at hand for anyone moving forward under way. Nothing about the deck plan feels like an afterthought. It reads as a boat designed by people who actually use small boats, for fishing, for swimming, for simply being outside.

Interior & Accommodation

Below decks, she sleeps a small family in genuine comfort.

A forward double berth anchors the cabin, and a variable height dining table converts to create an additional berth when needed, useful on a boat this size where every metre has to work twice. The galley carries a stove and sink for simple meals aboard, and a separate toilet compartment gives the layout a degree of privacy rarely found in a boat of this length. Seating for four gathers around the table, with a reversible front seat backrest that switches the space between dining and lounging in moments. By day she carries nine, by night she sleeps four, a genuinely useful spread for a boat pitched at family use.

Ownership & Specification

A practical entry point into The Yacht Collection’s range, built on a proven platform.

At 7.4 metres length overall with a 2.8 metre beam and 2,150 kilograms of displacement, the Merry Fisher 795 is priced at 55,000 euros, standard with the Yamaha F200 outboard and offered with Suzuki DF200 or Mercury 200 alternatives for owners with a brand preference. She carries no crew and asks for none, designed from the outset to be run by her owner alone or with family aboard. Jeanneau’s own design and engineering teams shaped every element, from hull to fit out, and the result is a boat that asks little in the way of upkeep while delivering a genuinely broad range of uses from a single, honest hull.

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