Hydro Joust

Hold a jousting tournament – on the water!

Instructions

For a donation, teams can participate in the joust. You can also charge admission to watch the event. Canoes build up the best speed, but inflatable rafts can be used for a safer environment. Use a long padded pole for the lance, and try to knock the other person off of the middle section of their canoe while the rest of the team paddles. If that is too dangerous, then use a water gun or water-filled bucket. Helmets and life jackets required.

Mike Harmer

I created this website back in 1996, and have slowly added content to it over the years. Some resources have been contributed by viewers and other people who love the outdoors.

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