Johnson Outdoors made a net loss of $2.112 million against a loss of $1.094 million in its 1st quarter, which ended last Dec. 31. Total sales slid by 1 percent to $71.701 million, mainly due to a drop of 4 percent in sales of watercraft to $11.741 million, which caused an increased operating loss of to $2,393,000 in the division. Sales of outdoor equipment fell by 6 percent to $13.690 million with a flat operating profit of $1.643 million. Outdoor sales saw a growth in consumer camping but a weaker performance in the commercial tent business. Sales in the diving segment climbed by 7 percent to $16.913 million while sales of marine electronics declined by 2 percent to $29.466 million, apparently due to shipment delays.