When the fish are on spots like this, they're frequently active. Casting is usually the best way to work jigs quickly along these areas. Crankbaits work well in the same areas as jigs for active walleyes, and the area over the tops of weeds can be added if crankbaits are being used. Jigs can be worked over weeds, but depth control is easier with crankbaits. Therefore, I prefer to use Shad Raps and Rattlin Fat Raps, because they simulate the minnows many of these walleyes chase.
Walleyes seem very eager to smash a crankbait that has just been ripped free from a weed.
Don't get too concerned about the lure's color, but pay attention to lure size. Use the biggest bait that the fish will hit. When the walleyes are active, the bigger baits will often take the bigger fish. Live bait rigs with spinners work well when the walleyes are in dirty water or down deep. The spinner throws more flash and vibration, and will lure fish from greater distances.