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FRIDAY FISHING FRIDAY GARDEN REPORT Walleye: Real slow. Early‑September slump — you’ve gotta work for every fish. Panfish: Still biting good. Reliable action in 12–18 ft. Bass: Crazy bite. Hammering topwater and plastics all day. Picked another 120 tomatoes — season still rolling strong. Cucumbers slowing down — final jars of the year. Digging potatoes — good storage quality. Pumpkins doing great — color coming on strong. Add Subheading EARLY SEPT REPORT // VOL. 09 THE

The scariest part of a hurricane is not always the wind at landfall. It is what happens after the wind moves on and the power does not come back. When Hawaii and Maui lose electricity during severe weather, the outage is not just an inconvenience. It can become the first failure in a chain. Lights go out. Cell service weakens. Water pressure drops. Stores cannot process payments. Gas pumps stop. Medical devices lose backup time. Roads become harder to navigate after dark. Tha

Ever feel stuck during a health scare at home? 🏡 The Home Doctor is a 304‑page guide written by real physicians that shows you how to handle emergencies when help is far away. From spotting heart attack signs to using backyard remedies, this book gives you the confidence to stay safe and prepared. 🌿💉✨ Every household should have this. https://homedoctorbook.com/book/#aff=kennythenutEver feel stuck during a health scare at home? 🏡 The Home Doctor is a 304‑page guide writte

Some garden weeks feel like a gentle stroll with a basket on your arm. This was not one of those weeks. This was the kind of week where the kitchen counters disappeared under tomatoes, the canner rarely got cold, the freezer bags stacked up in satisfying little rows, and every trip outside seemed to end with another full bucket. It was busy, sticky, warm, and a little chaotic, but in the best possible way. The garden decided to give generously all at once. Tomatoes came in he

Weather: Cool morning, light breeze, steady warm‑up Water: Clear with a slight chop Depth: 20–22 ft 🐟 Sunfish Sunfish were stacked deep and hitting steady. Bottom bouncer with a crawler and a Little Joe 3‑hook spinner pulled them one after another. Good size, tight schools, classic late‑August 🐟 Walleye Walleyes mixed in on the same line. They were sitting just off the edge and wanted a slower pull. The crawler behind the bottom bouncer did the job. Not a fast bite, but con

🌽 Sweet Corn — Second Ear Test You already know the rule: If the second ear is ready, the whole patch is ready. That’s the Minnesota truth. And you said it yourself — “you got to have sweet corn ready.” 👍 What to do today Pick the ears that feel full and firm Peel one back — kernels should be milky, not clear If it passes the squeeze test, start blanching and freezing today You don’t need butter when it’s perfect — and yours is perfect 🫘 Green Beans & Pickles You’re stac

GROVE LAKE FISHING REPORT — AFTER THE STORM That one‑inch storm last night flipped the whole lake. The pressure drop and fresh runoff pushed bait right up to the edges, and the fish followed. Walleye: Active early 6–12 ft on breaks Shiners and leeches both working Slow presentations are best after a big rain Bluegills:Tight to weeds again 8–10 ft Small jigs tipped with waxies or tiny plastics TORE PROMO POST — Minnesota Outdoors Rain Coat (Men) Short, punchy, built for your b

A slow‑rolling Minnesota storm dropped a full inch of rain across Grove Lake tonight — soaking the ground, saving gardens, and giving farmers a billion‑dollar boost. The clouds were unreal, the sky lit up silver, and tomorrow’s fishing is going to be 🔥. GROVE LAKE OUTDOORS — THE STORM THAT SAVED THE SUMMER Last night Grove Lake took a direct hit from one of those classic Minnesota storms — the kind that rolls in slow, growls across the treetops, and drops a full inch of rain

How long trip this weekend to Madison Wisconsin six hours six hours back at school he’s in a hurry. Has to be there two weeks ahead of school time have a good week in the garden 41 bags, sweet kind 2 cups per bag 19 quart stewed, tomatoes, 20 pints of green beans, 5 pints green bean pickle. That more tomatoes coming the green beans are starting again also plenty of cucumbers for making more pickles. Minnesota Garden is very good this year all testing tomorrow. Will have updat

1. Prep Lay out 60 cobs. Set up: large pot, ice bath, bowls, knives, cutting board, measuring cups, 15‑gallon freezer bags. Blanching (Stops enzymes so corn freezes perfectly) Bring a big pot of water to a rolling boil. Drop in 10–12 cobs at a time. Blanch 4 minutes. Immediately move cobs to ice water for 4 minutes. Repeat until all 60 cobs are done. 3. Cutting Corn Off the Cob Stand each cob upright. Slice downward to remove kernels. Collect kernels in a large bowl. Stir to

If you’re chasing strength, discipline, or just trying to get your life back on track, you’re already an athlete. Doesn’t matter your age, your size, or your starting point. What matters is that you show up today. And if you’re working on your health, your weight, or your energy, tools help — but commitment is the real engine. I’ll share the gear, the routines, and the mindset that actually works in real life, not just in highlight reels. This is True Sports & More. Real stor

Could I not fish without a Minnkota troling motor with spot lock? Profile photo for Kenny Neumann Kenny Neumann Owner Bar and Restaurant 37 Years Just now I’ll say this straight — I would not fish without my Minn Kota trolling motor. Not on Minnesota lakes. Not for walleye. Not for anything. It’s become ust as important to me as my Garmin LiveScope. Here’s why. 1. Boat control is everything Minnesota winds don’t play around. Before I had Minn Kota, I spent half my day fightin

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If you love the outdoors, hunting season, good gear, and taking care of your pets… you’re gonna want to check out KennyNeumannMoreSportsAndMore. I’ve loaded the store with a ton of new products that fit real Minnesota lifestyles. We’ve added a full lineup of hunting essentials — durable packs, warm-weather and cold-weather gear, knives, optics, and accessories built to last. Whether you’re heading out for deer, duck, or just scouting the woods, you’ll find gear that actuall

fatal blackout “When the lights go out… most people panic. But a fatal blackout isn’t just darkness — it’s the moment everything you depend on stops working.” “Power grids fail. Cell towers die. Water pumps shut down. In Minnesota winters, that’s not an inconvenience — that’s life‑threatening.”“Most folks think the government will fix it fast. They won’t. A blackout can last hours… days… even weeks. And when it does, the unprepared suffer first.” You need heat. You need water

Canning green beans have to pick the besnns then snap them into about 1inch pieces.Then you wash the pint jars in warm water fill the jars up leave about a inch from top .half teaspoon of canning salt in each jar put.make sure top of jar is dry.screw cap down tight on each jar.het pressure cooker out put 3inches of water in bottom and 3 tablespoons of vinegar start cooker on stove cook til steam comes out put pressure cap on cook 20 minutes then shut off let stand for 2 hours

Storms roll through without warning. You never know when a tornado will drop or when the wind will knock out power for days. Staying prepared isn’t paranoia… it’s survival. Out here in Minnesota, you learn real fast that help isn’t always five minutes away. Storms roll in, power goes out, roads close… and you’re on your own. That’s why I keep a simple survival plan in my truck — the kind that shows you how to handle emergencies when a doctor can’t get to you. It’s the kind of

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Minnesota Outdoors – Walleye Report (This Morning) Fished 6:30–10:00 AM and the walleyes were moving early. Picked up 10 keepers, let a 25‑inch go to swim another day. The hot setup was a jig and sucker minnow — steady action, fish hitting hard. A bobber, jig, and leech combo produced a couple bonus fish when the wind laid down. Classic mid‑July pattern: Walleyes sliding up to feed, then dropping back once the sun gets higher. Minnesota Outdoors — real mornings, real fish, c

If you love Minnesota lakes, honest fishing advice, and gear built to last, you’re in the right place. Welcome to Minnesota Outdoors. Let’s get after it. Minnesota gardens don’t ask for much… just patience, good soil, and a little stubbornness. This morning, while the sun was barely up, I walked out to check the beds — and everything was waking up just right. The tomatoes are pushing higher, the peppers are finally showing color, and the herbs are thick enough to brush yo