Saltwater Therapy

Saltwater Therapy Saltwater Therapy is about finding peace in the chaos. Veterans. Big oceans. Great white sharks. Where respect meets the wild and purpose is forged. 🪢🍀🇺🇸🦈🎣🤙🏽
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Healing happens on the water through connection, challenge, and shared experience. Hey, I’m Jimmy—combat-wounded Army Ranger, passionate fisherman, and someone who believes in the power of brotherhood, healing, and pushing life’s limits. I spent years on the front lines, serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, where I saw the best and worst of humanity. From leading my infantry team in Iraq during the se

cond Sadr City uprising to participating in high-stakes missions like Objective Stark, my military career shaped who I am today. Along the way, I lost brothers in combat and dealt with my own struggles, including PTSD, brain injuries, and everything that comes with surviving the battlefield. But life after service wasn’t the end—it was a new beginning. After being medically retired, I faced the toughest battles of my life. But I found new purpose in helping other veterans and rediscovering what it means to live fully. That’s why I founded Knot Lucky, a nonprofit that takes veterans on life-changing fishing trips to heal through the power of the ocean and the camaraderie we miss from our days in uniform. I believe in giving back, and through Knot Lucky, I connect vets with mental health resources, run incredible offshore adventures, and even tag great white sharks, naming them after the fallen so their memory lives on. I’m also a strong believer in psychedelic healing, having personally experienced the transformative power of treatments like Ibogaine and 5-MEO-DMT. These therapies helped reset my life, and now I advocate for alternative treatments to help my brothers and sisters who might feel like all hope is lost. I’m on a mission to spread awareness about mental health, especially within the veteran community, because too many of us are still fighting battles long after the war is over. When I’m not out on the water, you’ll find me sharing my experiences through The Hub podcast or out on new adventures, like skydiving, hunting, and making epic memories with good friends. I’m lucky enough to have amazing sponsors like Starbrite, Relentless Knives, Waterman Outfitters, The Sua Sponte Foundation, Galbreath Heating and Air, Ambio Life Sciences, and Edwards Graphics backing the mission of Knot Lucky, and together we’re proving that there’s always a way forward. Life’s too short to live in the past, so I’m all about pushing boundaries and evolving into the best version of myself. Whether it’s catching fish, tagging sharks, or running from storms (sometimes literally), I believe in chasing dreams and helping others along the way. If you’re down with fishing, mental health advocacy, or just want to connect, hit me up. I’m here for the good times, the tough times, and everything in between.

06/14/2026

Some Mornings Take You Back

Walking the dogs this morning, something about the dawn reminded me of Afghanistan.

It’s funny how the mind works. A certain smell. A certain sound. The way the light hits the horizon. Years can pass and suddenly you’re right back there.

I’ll never forget those days.

Getting word that a mission was coming.

Waiting on the plan.

Heading to the ready room.

Checking every piece of equipment.

Making sure the magazines were loaded.

Putting the grenades on our belts.

Running through contingencies in our heads.

Preparing to spread freedom if necessary.

At the time, it was just life. It was the job. We were young men doing what our country asked us to do.

Looking back now, I realize how unique those experiences were. The fear, the brotherhood, the purpose, the responsibility. It shaped who I am, for better and worse.

As the sun came up this morning, I found myself grateful. Grateful that I got to live it. Grateful that I made it home. Grateful for the men who stood beside me when things got difficult.

To the brothers we lost, rest easy.

To the homies still fighting battles in the dark, keep pushing. I’ve been there. I know how heavy it can feel. But God isn’t done with you yet. There is light on the other side of the darkness.

Keep moving forward.

One love.

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06/13/2026

🇺🇸 OFFSHORE WITH THE BOYS 🇺🇸

We’re headed offshore this morning with three veterans and a whole lot of hope.

Tommy is the new guy on the boat today, and we’re hoping to put him on a fish that will leave his arms sore and a smile on his face for days.

That’s what Knot Lucky is all about. Good people. Good conversations. Fresh air. Tight lines. Creating memories and reminding our veterans that they are never alone.

Now it’s time to see what the ocean has in store for us.

Wish Tommy some luck. I have a feeling he’s about to get introduced to the ocean the right way.

One love.

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⚔️ SERVICE OF SAVAGES IS BACK ⚔️This one is for the warriors.For the men and women who have been knocked down, broken, h...
06/13/2026

⚔️ SERVICE OF SAVAGES IS BACK ⚔️

This one is for the warriors.

For the men and women who have been knocked down, broken, humbled, and tested by life.

For the people walking through the fire right now wondering why God won’t put it out.

The truth is simple.

Steel is forged in fire.

Warriors are forged in adversity.

Faith is forged through discipline.

In this episode we talk about why correction is a gift, why self control is one of the greatest strengths a person can possess, and why the struggles you’re facing today may be preparing you for the battles you’ll face tomorrow.

My brother Ryan Davis always says:

“The hardest metals are forged in fire.”

Maybe that’s true for people too.

If you’ve ever faced hardship, loss, failure, addiction, trauma, heartbreak, or setbacks and came out stronger on the other side, this episode is for you.

Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you’ve been through the fire and are still standing.

Full episode of Service of Savages is in the comments.

Lead from the front.

Stay dangerous.

One love.

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I’m overwhelmed by all the birthday wishes, messages, calls, comments, and love you all showed me yesterday. Thank you f...
06/11/2026

I’m overwhelmed by all the birthday wishes, messages, calls, comments, and love you all showed me yesterday. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Something many people may not realize is that our pages are monetized, but the monetization itself doesn’t amount to much. Where it really makes a difference is the reach. A surprising number of our donors first discover Knot Lucky through social media. Every like, comment, share, and interaction helps our content reach more people, and those people become supporters, volunteers, and donors who help us get veterans out on the water.

So while the monetization checks may be small, the donations and opportunities created by that engagement are anything but. Every time you interact with a post, you are helping us reach someone new who may become part of the Knot Lucky family.

Also, before anyone says it… yes, I know my hair looks like I spent my birthday wrestling a great white shark and lost. Apparently bed head gets a little more aggressive at 43. 😂

Thank you for supporting me, supporting Knot Lucky, and supporting the men and women we serve. I’m incredibly grateful for this community and all the love you showed me on my birthday.

One love 🇺🇸🪢🍀🦈🙏🏾

06/11/2026

I am absolutely blown away by all the birthday wishes today.

Thank you for every comment, message, like, and share. It means more than you know.

What many people don’t realize is that every interaction helps push Knot Lucky to a larger audience. Many of our supporters, volunteers, donors, and even veterans we’ve helped found us through social media.

So while you’re wishing me a happy birthday, you’re also helping us reach more people and continue our mission of serving veterans.

That’s a pretty incredible birthday gift.

Thank you all. One love. 🇺🇸🪢🍀🦈🙏🏾

06/09/2026

Today we’re headed offshore with veterans from Desert Storm, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

Three different wars. Three different generations of warriors. One common bond.

The uniforms may have changed. The battlefields may have changed. But the sacrifices, the memories, and the weight carried home are often the same.

Today isn’t about politics. It’s not about rank. It’s not about where or when you served.

It’s about good people, good conversation, and a day on the water surrounded by those who understand.

This is what Knot Lucky is all about.

Let’s go make some memories. 🇺🇸🎣

One love 🪢🍀🇺🇸🦈

What an incredible night.On Saturday, our Knot Lucky family came together once again and the support was overwhelming. W...
06/08/2026

What an incredible night.

On Saturday, our Knot Lucky family came together once again and the support was overwhelming. We served over 100 plates of food, shared countless stories, laughed with old friends, made new ones, and most importantly raised money that will help us continue serving veterans and active duty service members throughout the year.

We are still waiting on one final check to arrive in the mail before we can announce the total amount raised, but regardless of the final number, the true success of the evening was seeing this community show up for those who have sacrificed so much.

Every raffle ticket purchased, every auction bid, every donation, every sponsor, every volunteer, and every person who simply took the time to attend played a role in making this event a success.

Knot Lucky exists because of people like you. Your generosity allows us to continue providing free offshore fishing trips, camaraderie, purpose, healing, and hope to veterans who need it most.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for believing in our mission. Thank you for standing beside us. Thank you for helping us remind our veterans that they are never alone.

We couldn’t do this without you, and we are honored to have this community behind us.

One love 🪢🍀🇺🇸🦈🎣🤙🏽🙏🏾

06/07/2026

Yesterday wasn’t about a fundraiser.

It was about moments like this.

Veterans laughing.
Stories being shared.
Bonds being built.
For a few hours, the weight of the world gets a little lighter.

Every single smile in this video exists because of this community.

To everyone who bought a ticket, donated an item, sponsored the event, shared a post, volunteered their time, or simply showed up to support our mission… thank you.

What many people don’t see is that Knot Lucky is not just fishing. It’s purpose. It’s connection. It’s reminding veterans and active duty service members that they still belong to something bigger than themselves.

None of that happens without you.

When you support Knot Lucky, you’re helping us get veterans out on the water, build friendships, create memories, and sometimes reach people who are struggling before it’s too late.

You are changing lives whether you realize it or not.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for believing in this mission and helping us continue to serve those who served us.

This community is proof that there is still a whole lot of good left in the world.

We couldn’t do it without you.

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06/07/2026

This morning’s verse was Matthew 25:23:

“The master said, ‘Well done, my good and faithful servant. You have been faithful in handling this small amount, so now I will give you many more responsibilities.’”

At first glance, this verse seems pretty straightforward. Whether it’s God, your boss, your parents, or anyone who trusts you, when you handle your responsibilities well, more responsibility usually follows. That’s just part of life.

But this verse hit me a little differently this morning.

I took it as a reminder that just because you find your purpose and become excited about it doesn’t mean you need to do everything all at once. Sometimes we get so passionate about a mission that we start saying yes to everything. We convince ourselves that being busy means being productive. Before long, we’re carrying more than we were ever meant to carry.

I’ve learned this lesson the hard way.

There have been times when I put so much pressure on myself to help everyone, fix every problem, and push every project forward that I actually started taking away from the very mission I cared about most. And even when it didn’t hurt the mission, it hurt me. My growth suffered. My peace suffered. My well-being suffered.

Faithfulness isn’t just about doing more. Sometimes faithfulness is about doing the right things well.

God doesn’t ask us to carry the entire world on our shoulders. He asks us to be faithful with what He has placed in front of us today. If we can do that, He will open the next door when the time is right.

Lately, I’ve been learning to adapt, evolve, and let go of some of the pressure I’ve put on myself. Not because I care less, but because I want to be a better steward of the responsibilities God has already given me.

Maybe someone else needs to hear that today.

You don’t have to do everything at once.

Be faithful where your feet are.

The rest will come in God’s timing.

One love 🪢🍀🇺🇸🦈🙏🏾

06/05/2026

🤫 Shhhhh…

Don’t worry, I wasn’t being quiet because I had nothing to say. Lydia Blackstone was reminding me that they were LIVE on air. 😂

Had a great time in the WJCL studio with Lydia, who continues to be a strong voice for our veteran community. We had the opportunity to talk about Knot Lucky, our mission, and our annual fundraiser coming up this Saturday.

If you’ve ever wanted to support veterans in a way that creates real impact, this is your chance.

📅 This Saturday
🕡 6:30 PM

We’ll have incredible food from Junie’s BBQ Pulled Pork & Southern Fixin’s, raffles, auctions, great people, and a lot of laughs.

Most importantly, every dollar raised helps us continue getting veterans and active duty service members on the water where healing, camaraderie, and purpose can begin.

Thank you to Lydia and the entire WJCL team for helping us spread the word and for always supporting those who served.

Now that we’re off the air… I can be loud again. 😎

One love 🪢🍀🇺🇸🦈🎣🤙🏽

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