On full-moon nights, the action can be amazing. The tops of reefs, the tips of underwater points, rocky shorelines, and major sandbars will hold fish. Keep tactics simple. Jigging spoons also work without being tipped with a minnow, but adding one on the treble can often double your catch. Set one still-line with a medium to large minnow in shallower water and jig slightly deeper.
Shallow fish seem to prefer set minnows, but jigging is effective at all depths.
This is a time of decreased walleye activity. Low oxygen levels in shallow lakes can make fish dormant. Even turbid lakes, now protected from wind, clear somewhat, limiting daytime walleye activity. In larger, deeper systems, walleye seek basin areas where they can grab the occasional cisco or deep-water perch. Finding fish is more difficult.