Little Joe spinners.

[Fred 30]

Do you guys use a bigger spinner medium spinner or a small spinner on your little joes this time of year?

[therealfndeal 61]

I usually stay with a medium Colorado blade for inland lakes and on superior I go with the bigger size and some times run double blade rigs on superior as well

[Zackcorbin1401 541]

Usually a medium Colorado or French blade sometimes a larger blade on big water

[Bobber Down 921]

Most of my trolling on inland lakes at this time of year has always been with #3 Colorado blades. That's where I start size wise. Let the fish dictate size and colour although I do like to force feed them orange.

[Bottom Bouncer 22]

#5 Indiana , hammered silver with solid chartreuse beads and a silver one in the middle , hammered gold with Salmon coloured beads and a silver one in the centre. Seems to work for most applications although the last batch I made were Colorado blades from Northland Tackle. Same colours. Colorado has a little more lift at slower speeds but if I'm going that slow to make a difference then I would change my whole presentation. I just happened to like the quality and Finnish on the Northland blades. Super shiny/reflective. 

[arvey 154]

When things get tough my go to spinner is a hammered silver Colorado with baby  blue and silver beads . The one I use the most with a Lindy style slip sicker rig is those little props with either a single clear green or red bead set at about a foot back from the hook , I've had good success with this and I use it with dew worms .