Okay, what do you guys recommend for river walleye bank fishing rigs that works best for you. I have been using a lindy tipped with a minnow and doing just okay.

1/8 oz jig n twistertail.

1/8 oz jig n twistertail.

Pickerel rig.
If you keep nailing them on the bottom hook,Put a sinker at each end of the rig.

I will give it a try. Thanks

use 1 or 2 sinkers ( depending on current) about 8 inches up from floating jig, when rod tip vibrates count to ten then set hook, rarely lose one.

I had a some Phelps floaters and could find them. I like that setup and will give it a shot. Thanks

Not a big Walleye fisherman but my best friend is a non stop Walleyer in the Detroit River..Went with him a few times and all we used was a jig head green or yellow and a crawler only hooked through the top, the rest just dangles on the jig...That’s his bread and butter and he does very well...

ambush >> thanks. I picked up about 5 dozen crawlers from my lawn a few weeks ago. I also have minnows I trap in the creek so will give that a go.

Hope ya do well...good eating for sure...

Pickerel rig with nightcrawler on the bottom hook and salted minnow on the top hook.

I don't use live bait, probably could catch a ton more if I did, but I enjoy cranking. One of my go to's was mentioned above; a twister on a jig head. I prefer a 3" yellow split tail on a 1/4 oz head. They'll hit that when ignoring other favorites like spinnerbaits, Rapala jointed and lipless Rat L Traps. A dark colored six or eight inch plastic worm rigged weedless with no weight and swum slowly at night can be deadly too.

Jig with a twister tail and can tip that with a minnow