What color skirts and blades would you use for clear water during the summer?

This one works well for me:

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_37065_100006001_100000000_100006000_100-6-1

Color 01.

My top 3 colors are'

Blades:  Chrome

Skirts:  Firecracker, Firecracker, Firecracker

Kelley

White or white & silver skirt with silver tandem willow blades.

I like white and natural. For darker waters I like black or chartreuse.

white skirt/silver blade

Skirt: White or clear/glimmer

Blades: Silver double willow or quad willow

Stanley Icon in the following color  

Dont forget clear skirts.  If the water your fishing is truly gin-clear, and clear skirt with some gold or silver glitter can be awesome and is as realistic as they come.  Shad in clear water appear transparent, and when you rip a clear skirted spinnerbait over a bass's head, they dont get a great look at it...pure reaction strike.

hope this helps and good luck!  

I use  a white skirt with tandem willowleaf blades of gold over silver.

White & Chartreuse skirt

Silver, Chrome or Nickel blade

(I no longer throw spinnerbaits in clear water)

Roger

On 2007-05-15 at 10:16 AM, roadwarrior said:

White or white & silver skirt with silver tandem willow blades.

What spinnerbait do you use?

In clear water I like dull and baitfish looking colors . I'm not real picky I just choose something that is not bright . Blades I use whatever floats my boat . Gold and chrome blades work equally  well  .

35 minutes ago, Skspacemonkey said:

What spinnerbait do you use?

The original thread was posted 10 years ago - Rolo hasn't been on the forums since July 2017 - so an immediate direct response may not be coming  . . . . . .

 

 As for a spinnerbait presentation is the summer - how it's presented may be as much a consideration what it looks like. 

A-Jay 

2 minutes ago, A-Jay said:

The original thread was posted 10 years ago - Rolo hasn't been on the forums since July 2017 - so an immediate direct response may not be coming  . . . . . .

Gets me every time .

Man I thought I had stepped on one of my dog’s cakes when the smell of something rotting hit me, but nope, it was the bouquet of a friggin’ 10 YEAR OLD thread.