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Tandem or double willow spinnerbaits for spring?

TriStateBassin106
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Usually it's tandem Colorado blades, but this year I'm trying an Indiana blade over a Colorado blade.

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    Normally this time of year I'd throw Colorado blades because I need to slow down and my water is usually muddy. This year we have no flooding and no snow melt so my local ponds are super clear. Because of this I'm gonna throw light swim jigs...I feel they are more subtle in clear water.

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    Just now, Jigfishn10 said:

    Wow, that post just made me certifiably old school. :lol-045:

    So do you want my old single spins??

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    In cold, clear to stained water, I'd go with a Colorado/Indiana blade combo. 

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