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The water will be at the bottom of the gas tank, typically near where the outlet to the engine is; so disconnect the outlet hose at this point, and allow water to drain until gas is coming from the hose. Then get some "gas dryer" at the parts store, and add an appropriate amount to the tank to mop up the water under this outlet.
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