The bite is good. I use the same presentations that I started the season with. However, I now because of the walleye's high metabolism, speed becomes an issue. I now use power bottom bouncing method as well as the finesse style. This is merely moving quicker and using the right equipment to accomplish this.
Bigger blades get the nod especially during periods of steady weather.
We could be using as big as a number six or seven Indiana. The fish will tell you. However, during extreme cold fronts, downsize your blades to the spring sizes or use just a plain snell. Once again, the fish will tell you. Moreover, bigger cranks are the ticket as well.