This strong but lightweight tool makes aquatic weed removal an easy job
Close-up
The ¼" thick teeth remove weeds long-term by pulling weeds straight out of the water
Weed-grabbing Teeth
Two rows of 1" long teeth that are offset from top to bottom grab at the stems of aquatic weeds
Rope for Retrieval
You pull in the T-Weeder with the 25' rope that is attached to the end of the handle
Rope Attachment
A 25' rope is connected to the handle through the tool's end to avoid weeds getting caught
Floatation Attachment
The T-Weeder even removes weeds floating on the surface
T-Weeder Tool Throwing Motion
Throw the tool out into the water from the beach, dock, or any other stable platform
T-Weeder Tool Throwing Motion
The T-Weeder quickly sinks to the bottom where it grabs hold of the weeds
T-Weeder Tool Throwing Motion
Pull in the T-Weeder with the 25' rope that is attached to the end of the handle
Video Gallery
Why the T-Weeder?
Tool comparison
I tried out multiple solutions before I decided to build my own tool. Cutter, rakes, rollers, chemicals, and why I wasn't content with their performance
T-Weeder Assembly
Putting it together
From the box to your lake: step-by-step instructions for assembling your T-Weeder Tool when it arrives in the mail
T-Weeder Improvements
Now even better!
The T-Weeder is now a more practical tool than ever before. Streamlined design & construction improvements help the weed removal process
