3/8oz white/chart tandem is my #1 choice. Hard to fix what ain't broke.

    On Ky lake Chartreuse rules.  In 3/8 or 1/2 oz

White/chartreuse for me with differing blades depending on water clarity and seasonal pattern.

Because so many anglers use chart/white, I usually don't throw it. My exception would be on slightly stained water, that's the spinnerbait I'll start with. Time of year plays a factor in my color selection as well. Prespawn, one of my top producers over the past 4 years has been a red shad. Post spawn, I always have a baby bass colored spinnerbait on. Black has worked well for me during the late fall (obviously at night earlier in the year too). On gin clear water, my favorite is a clear skirt (like Randall mentioned) with blue flakes.

I use a white on most days but if the water is real clear and the sun is bright I throw more of a clear shad color bait

watermelon red-watermelon black-green pumpkin mixed with a few red strands covers all my bases in my clear water lakes

i dont fish much stained or dirty water  > I wish I had that luxury