Walleyes seem to spook easier in cane, perhaps because they have less cover around them than in weeds. Instead of fishing inside the bed like in weeds, stay back about 10- to 15 feet from the cane, toss your jig to the edge, let it sink to the bottom and work it all the way back to the boat. Though most people think fish are concentrated on the edges, they are more likely to be cruising farther out, perhaps as much as 10 feet away. When the wind blows, anchor and fish points and turns. Don't panic and give up if you don't get a bite right away.
Walleyes seem to move to the cane to gorge for brief periods.
A half hour can be a frenzy. Sometime during the day, they are going to come. And when they do, they are there to eat. They will hit anything that moves. But if its consistency you want, weed and cane fields can be your field of dreams.