You can fish it in the morning and get nothing. Then, after lunch or before dinner, it can really explode, so it's very important to keep checking in. Lastly, I always fish super slow and thoroughly at every depth from top to bottom. That even means as deep as 60 feet with heavier jigs. Even though the reef is relatively small, it takes a fair amount of time to cover properly.
Reef fish can be temperamental.
Now keep in mind, if I were looking for numbers of walleyes, I'd be searching other types of spots. We're looking for trophies, which are always rare and often take up residence in secluded locations away from large schools of smaller fish. We're talking 16 miles of lake with 75 islands that adds up to angling like you never dreamed possible. The tackle and equipment used on this trip. If you ever go into a fly-in lake, I'd strongly suggest bringing one along to keep that jig presentation slow and vertical.