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Hydrilla Tool
Anyone got a pic or description of a tool to use to make a hole in a thick mat of hydrilla. I'm just trying to get maybe a 3-4' deep hole in the vegetation so I can drop my bait in it.
I was thinking along the lines of a potato rake, pitch fork, garden rake but they're hard to work with in the water.
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Dynamite would probably make a nice hole.
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About anything to pull or push them to make an opening.
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That single long piece of conduit seems extremely easy to me.
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I've seen video's of a couple guy's down in La put a small pitchfork, with the tines bent, on a light pole to move the hydrilla and lily pads to make an opening.
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Most of the weeds are surface types, so theres no need for deep holes.
Pretty much anything will work, problem is storing them, especially on a smaller boat.
I made mine from a good quality 10’ telescopic boat hook i bought at West Marine.
I drilled out the pop rivits holding the hook part, and in its place epoxied in a 3 prong hand held garden scratcher with the wood part removed.
It folds up to about 4’ long, and can still be used as a boat hook.
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You mean a potato rake?Originally Posted by Jamesdean
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You mean a potato rake?
