RIDAY FISHING REPORT — September 10th Cool nights and steady north winds this week pushed fish into predictable late‑summer patterns. - Walleye: Best bite has been sunset to an hour after dark. Slip bobbers with leeches or small shiners tight to the weed edge. Slow presentations are still key — they’re not chasing. - Crappies: Suspended over 12–18 ft. Minnows or small plastics. Bigger slabs showed up right before dark on calm evenings. - Bluegills: Still shallow. Worms or tiny jigs under a float. Easy action for kids and steady numbers. - Bass: Topwater early, then plastics once the sun gets up. Bite has been decent but not explosive. GARDEN & HOMESTEAD REPORT September is the “everything ripens at once” week in Minnesota. - Tomatoes: Heavy picking. Perfect for salsa, sauce, or canning. - Peppers: Sweet peppers fully colorelapeños thick and ready. - Cucumbers: Slowing down but still enough for a few jars. - Green Beans: Final strong push. Pick often to keep them tender. - Fall Prep: Time to start clearing beds, pulling spent plants, and prepping soil for fall garlic or cover crops. If you’re canning this weekend, tomatoes and peppers are at peak flavor. Thanks for being part of Grove Lake Outdoors. I’ll keep these Friday reports rolling as we move into fall — fishing, garden, and whatever Minnesota throws at us next. Created discountKXVHQVKWJ5TV Discount Method: Code Discount code: KXVHQVKWJ5TV Percentage Discount Value: 15% Minimum Requirement: QUANTITY Minimum Requirement Quantity: 3 End Date: Sep 30, 2026 at 10:59 pm https://www.kennyneumanntruesportsandmore.com don't cost nothing to look - thank you