If they are suspending high above the structure, they will be more apt to chase a faster moving presentation than a fish lying on the bottom of the same structure. I use the general rule that the closer a fish is to the bottom of available structure, the more precise the presentation has to be. Colder water temperatures or periods after cold fronts demand precision tactics. Periods such as these offer little leeway in terms of loose presentation. Your presentation has to right and right on the mark to get these fish to bite.
Walleyes can be downright finicky.
We are heading into periods where the temperature of the water will begin to decrease, walleye activity will increase, but the bites can be downright frustrating. Precision tactics will play a major part in determing an anglers success or failure. Until next time keep those lines wet.