Project Rod Benders: Cathedral Gorge State Park, NV.

Introduction

Hi! Welcome to "Project Rod Benders" and the communication site for Chris and Jennifer Rager. We've dedicated our lives to promoting fishing, hunting and the great outdoors and look forward to sharing it with you.

We'll be traveling around the country on a quest to catch all species of Sport Fish in North America. While traveling, we'll be promoting our Team Members products with on hand demonstration and sharing our adventures with various youth groups, military and veteran organizations.

We are looking for Corporations and individuals to sponsor our quest. Sponsors would make contributions for every individual species of fish I catch. 100% of the proceeds will go directly to the organization of your choice, "Future Fisherman Foundation" or "Wounded Warrior Foundation". Believe me, this is a good cause.

We would enjoy hearing from you, find out where you're located and how you're catching the fish in your area. We'll be posting where we're at, where we're going, what we're catching and even pictures of our success!

Spring is the start of our new travels and will be taking us through the Pacific Northwest. We'll be in the states of Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming and then back to Montana where we reside. One of the events that we'll be attending is the "Diamond Lake Trout Tournament" in southern Oregon towards the end of May.

We want to personally thank Eagle Claw and Wright & McGill. They've dedicated time and resources to support our mission. Their passion in supporting the sport of fishing is reflected in their superb product line.

We're very excited to share our adventures and look forward to hearing from you!!! Please feel free to contact us @ 406-581-6602

Chris & Jennifer

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Cathedral Gorge State Park, NV.

This is one of our favorite places to stay on our travels. This is the cleanest State Park we've ever seen. The scenery around the park is just incredible. Beyond words.

We just left there and were informed by the local Ranger that the State of Nevada is having a hard time with the State budgets and are cutting funds to the State Parks. This would be a terrible shame to see this park or any other State Park go under.

It is our understanding that the State Parks run in the red and more than pays for themselves. To cut funds to a line item in order to allocate funds to something else that runs in the black absolutely makes no since to us. We don't gamble. We go to NV. for the scenery. Don't take this away Mr. Governor.