Sweet Twist on a Canadian Jam Knot

Follow up to our high ridgelines video - here's a little inside on a new knot. Joel calls this knot the Jimmy Variation of the Canadian Jam Knot after a student, Jimmy, accidentally stumbled into this sweet twist during one of our survival classes. Thanks Jimmy.
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[@TheGandeevi]

hi Joe, thank you . I just applied this Jimmy Jam knot as supporting system(with sticks) for my creeper plants . thanks for the super clear video .

[@believerdh2684]

I hadn't seen a new video in a while??

[@totheknee]

You don't have to secure the end once you cut it off? My end comes loose if there isn't a lot of friction or a heavy load.

[@nokieng6502]

He didn’t lock off the jam knot because earlier in the video, he mentioned that he might want to reuse the cordage. If u lock it off you would have to cut it. Personally, i would lock it, and I cut it off, so it doesn’t become undone. Not much cordage used anyway!,

[@JoseGarcia-cu8gs]

What kind of cordage is that being used?

[@chrisanderson8471]

What knife are you carrying?

[@jeffsmith6441]

The Jimmy jam knot!

[@americansurvivalco.9999]

Love it!