Ghostshad Posted April 7, 2017 Posted April 7, 2017 What color SpinnerBait Blades do you use in sunny weather , cloudy & rain ? GodBless & THanks Quote
Super User Deleted account Posted April 7, 2017 Super User Posted April 7, 2017 Gold, gold, and gold. But to be honest I don't think the fish care. I do use a chart. small blade in really low vis water sometimes. I was house sitting for my brother last month in NJ, and hit a couple of spots cose to his house with his tackle. Silver blades with a blue/white skirt caught for me all week, and I don't own a single one that color. 2 Quote
sully420 Posted April 7, 2017 Posted April 7, 2017 Sunny = Sliver cloudy= gold rain = gold clear water I like silver or one gold willow and a one silver Colorado on pressured water I like to paint or marker my blades black sometimes the vibration is all you need. I never use colored blades i.e. Chartreuse, orange ect I just go to a swim jig or bladed jig instead of painted blades. Most of the time I use one gold and one silver on the same spinner seems to work well. 2 Quote
fishingfuji Posted April 7, 2017 Posted April 7, 2017 9 minutes ago, sully420 said: Sunny = Sliver cloudy= gold rain = gold clear water I like silver or one gold willow and a one silver Colorado on pressured water I like to paint or marker my blades black sometimes the vibration is all you need. I never use colored blades i.e. Chartreuse, orange ect I just go to a swim jig or bladed jig instead of painted blades. Most of the time I use one gold and one silver on the same spinner seems to work well. I second this... Quote
Super User scaleface Posted April 7, 2017 Super User Posted April 7, 2017 I use gold shallow and silver deep , generally .I dont know if it makes a difference at all. Sometimes i'll work in copper , white or chartreuse . 1 Quote
jimf Posted April 7, 2017 Posted April 7, 2017 Clark Rheem was on Bass Edge radio a couple of weeks ago discussing this topic and his advice pretty emphatic: don't overthink it. He said he carries two colors - a translucent and an opaque. He uses double willow leafs - gold/silver - almost exclusively. I kind of follow that advice more or less. 1 Quote
Super User bowhunter63 Posted April 7, 2017 Super User Posted April 7, 2017 War Eagle Mouse color with a little chartruse in it.Double willow leaf blades one silver and one gold.There spot remover color also.Mostly 3/8 size. 2 Quote
nascar2428 Posted April 7, 2017 Posted April 7, 2017 Gold/ silver double willow blades the majority of the time. Quote
Super User RoLo Posted April 7, 2017 Super User Posted April 7, 2017 During a single retrieve your spinnerbait may be riding in "deep shade" under a dock then running over a weedbed in "full sun". So regardless of conditions, I just keep it simple by throwing 'gold' spinners, which is a middle-of-the-road color. In the same vein, I prefer Indiana blades which are also middle-of-the-road (between Colorado & willow-leaf). Roger 2 Quote
BassResource.com Administrator Glenn Posted April 7, 2017 BassResource.com Administrator Posted April 7, 2017 Brain dump time! 1 Quote
Super User the reel ess Posted April 8, 2017 Super User Posted April 8, 2017 Sunny: Gold, double willow gold blades Overcast: Gold, double willow gold blades Rainy: Gold, double willow gold blades A really good gold spinnerbait is the War Eagle Gold Shiner color. Last time I bought one, I bought three. I wish you could get it with gold hammered blades. They throw off even more vibration and look like scales. Dark or exceedingly muddy....No, not gold. Black/Blue with Black Colorado blade. Specifically, Strike King Night SB. You can fish it so slowly, it's a good winter bait 'round here. 1 Quote
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