Daytime strategy on south end

[Guest]

Visited my grandparents who live on very south end and have their boat on the lift.
Early season the only pattern I know, and it is usually a good one, is to anchor near Anderson's or Mezzom. near sunset and get in the the flurry.
But, during the daytime, like this last week end, I was at a loss over how to pursue the walleye? Any ideas? I would have gone to the north sand but for the hassle of trailoring his boat

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[Guest]

Pull spinners along the edges and top of Sloppy Joes between 26-31 feet. If its very windy, anchor on top of Andersons in 5 feet and bobber fish.

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[Guest]

Thanks. I have observed Anderson's to be a "nite bite" only place in May but have not tested it early in the season when the wind is up. I will. Sloppy Joes looked pretty quite from a distance but I wondered about that place tool. There were alot of boats right out in front of the Murry Beach area, closer to the point and in 16-20 feet over the week end. I didn't see alot of action there but then didn't study it much either.