Lake Ontario has a nasty habit of sending off some really hard winds. Perhaps instead of trying to fight the winds could you change the location of your peas and pole beans to someplace that is better sheltered?
If not you are going to have to really anchor anything you put into the ground pretty good so those winds don't turn it into a weapon of destruction.
My DD went to school up in Oswego so I know how strong those winds can be. They can rip doors off of buildings!
I'd be concerned that even if you do get something into the ground that will stay that the wind would burn the leaves or damage the crop so bad your efforts would be in vain.
Could you maybe grow them along the side of the house Potage style?

Here is a source for some pretty heavy-duty and long-lasting welded-wire supports from Lafayette, NY. The company is called Garden Trellises Inc., and I have been very happy with the supports I bought from them at a garden show years ago.

Here is a link that might be useful: Garden Trellises Inc.