Often walleyes in turbid waters are close to shore, some as shallow as two feet. I have had some really good success pitching light jigs and spinners next to shore and working them out to the waiting walleyes. Also, this area will warm quicker than the larger body of water and when the walleyes move up to feed on any remaining smaller fish or minnows you will be there to ambush them. Try trolling a vibrating type lure or one that has sound chambers in it that makes a rattle. Something like a Rattlin Fat Rap, it has a great deal of wobble and rattle that attracts the attention of the walleyes.
Walleyes have the ability to detect vibration using their lateral line sensory system.
Sometimes they will strike a fast moving vibrating lure in turbid water when all else fails. Try fluorescent colors. They show up better in dirty water and can often mean the difference between success and failure. Regardless if you are fishing with lead head jigs, floating jigs, spinners or vibrating lures, fluorescent colors will out produce standard colors in cold water that is turbid. One factor that can result in poor fishing even though the lake is teeming with walleyes is a lack of fish holding structure.