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Hello Everyone.

I have been having a tough time choosing what type of spinnerbait to purchase to imitate the main forage when I fish my local ponds around where I live. I've heard people recommend tandem willows to imitate bluegill, but also heard that to better imitate a bluegill's vibration that I should use Indiana or Colorado Blades. So I just would like to hear some of recommendations and opinions from you guys. 

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Almost every pond I fish has bluegill, I've caught some nice bass with a double willow in white, or white with a shad of blue, and nickle blades. Best times are overcast, with a slight chop on the water, although, I've caught them on sunny days with bluebird skies ans little wind. 

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I'd go with either Colorado or Indiana, or you could go tandem Colorado/Indiana. My most productive bluegill colored spinnerbait is a Strike King with gold tandem Colorado/Indiana blades.

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   With  bluegill colored skirts I  like gold willow leafs  . If bass are hitting it good then great . If they are nipping at it then small changes are made . If they are not hitting it then big changes are made . 

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