Try changing color or lure size. You have their interest but not exactly what they want I usually try a color change and the a size. Give these a shot and it should produce more stikes. An attractant is also a real good idea. good comment mattreney!!

Go darker or smaller or both. Might just take a little more realism.

try different depths, speed of retieval, action, colors, sizes, and/or switch lures altogether. Could simply be too warm. try earlier in a.m. or later in eve.

If it follows a certain lure,immediately change the lure and color to see if you get the same reaction.

If not, toss the same lure back,and when they follow with no strike,toss a jig or worm, and let it sit for a while. They know it's there,but just let it sit,for several minutes,then slightly twitch it ... it will drive 'em crazy!

A great way to be able to change your lures on light tackle very quickly is to tie a swivel snap on the end of your line, so that you can just open the swivel snap and switch out lures without having to retie. I totally agree with changing up the speed of your retrieval. In all honesty, I like taking my girlfriend fishing for many reasons, but for this reason specifically. She doesn't automatically dial in on the retrieve she thinks will work best, like I do since I think i know what will work. Since she is newer to it, she is always more willing to try different retrieval speeds, and 9 times out of 10, if it is a new type of fis we are going for, she catches one first, then I have to ask her what retrieve she was using to get them to strike. Gotta love it!

Agreed with Cgull and + 1 for you sir!!!