Have you been affected by pickleworms before? I think imafan mentioned bagging the cukes.
I never knew such a pest existed until I got them in my experimental winter indoor cuke. not doing that again though since I think cukes need more light and heat than tomatoes.
I've been harvesting every other day --
- 3-1/2 Lbs watermelon and a runt.
Linde's photo shows a somewhat deformed cucumber. I'm getting a lot of that now. cukes with big fat stem end and stunted blossom end. I think that has to do with incomplete pollination. I left some on the vine (combination of too many to harvest and curious to see if they fill out a little more given time) and as long as you don't wait until the stem end is tight and shiny and huge, they are still good to eat, though the underdeveloped blossom end has strange texture.
...but I give any portion of the cucumber I don't want to eat to the kitties.
After the rush of cucumbers including the overgrown ones, I think they are dwindling to the incompletely pollinated ones and bent ones. Severely affected by powdery mildew, I cut so many leaves off I couldn't tie off the big grocery bag.
Some of the early tomatoes are going down due to triple pressure from russet mites, septoria and early blight, but later maturing varieties are loaded with still green fruits and they should be ready to harvest soon.
Beans... BEANS...
B.E.A.N.S. 
I substituted the big fat ones in place of dry beans in a chili recipe. If you break them into one inch pieces by hand, you can get all the strings out, then the pods are nice and "meaty" with lots of beany flavor.
...and I give any blemished beans or beans with nibble holes to our kitties.
One of the two kitties prefer the cucumbers and the other one prefers the beans, though they will eat both most of the time. When I handed DD a handful of blemished and nibbled bean pieces to give the kitties, she came back and reported that the one kittie wanted the beans so much she tried to do the flying catch maneuver -- jump up and clap front paws together over the target... In this case the bean DD was about to hold out to her
Later, I offered more beans and the same kittie gobbled them up, shouldering the other kittie aside, and when the 2nd kittie got in there, she sniffed and then turned her nose up as if to say (these aren't cucumbers).
