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9 Uses For Your Paddleboard A paddleboard seems simple enough, but chances are you're missing out on the full experience you're board has to offer. Whether you're out on the lake, river, ocean, or even pool, these nine alternative uses will make you want to make a new purchase or even revisit that paddleboard sitting in your garage. 1. Fishing The stability of a paddleboard gives fishermen the opportunity to get right down to the fish's level, while still having all of the necessities for being …

The Most Popular Aquatic Weed Control Products For Sale By The Weeders Digest Rakezilla In 2017 we set out to develop a rake that offered more value to our customers than other lake rakes. A few months of designing, weeks of testing, and many headaches later we were satisfied. Weeders Digest launched RakeZilla in early 2018, and it was an instant hit!  People love this rake for many reasons but mainly because of its versatility. RakeZilla is ultimately a Rake, Skimmer & Pitch Fork all r …

Lake muck transforms crystal clear water and swim areas into an icky, unpleasant mess. which only results in guest complaints. It’s an eye-sore for lake homeowners, lakeshore property owners, marinas and resorts. The worst part about lake muck is how it can completely ruin the enjoyment of the thing most lake property owners and their guests want to do when at a lake like swim and play or simply get your feet wet to cool off on a hot day. As muck accumulates in your lake, it gives …

Have you ever walked past a gorgeous pond fountain and just stopped for a moment to take in its beauty? Indeed, they are a wondrous sight. They create an invitation to relax, no matter the size, and attract several elements of nature. From birds of the air to fish of the sea, creatures great and small will benefit from something that may have started as an enhancement to your property. Did you also know fountains do a lot more than adding a touch of class to a water feature? They …

Rootless and primitive, filamentous algae refer to microscopic plants that are known less formally to many as ‘pond scum.’ Filamentous algae typically grows underwater where it may attach to rocks or other objects. However, colonies of filamentous algae can break loose from these objects and float to the surface, forming mats that continue to grow and, if allowed to grow unchecked, can cover the surface of the water in large tracts. Although filamentous algae produce oxygen, they can choke of …