Hildebrandt spinners, Joe's spinners both have trout flies on them and you can change them out for different patterns. Also try little bean snaps,they're tiny lures and they catch big fish.

A small to medium sized black body and silver spinner rooster tail seems to be a constant preformer for Rainbows, cutthroat, and small mouth. It is usually hard to beat in the lakes, rivers, and streams in my area.

I like Rooster Tails, usually something with a red or contrast to it works well. I throw the smallest one I can with an ultralight.

Panther Martins are great but i also like to use Little Cleos because they are lead free and you can use them in the national parks as long as you remove the barb change the hook.

Rapala crank baits are the best, i live in Montana and fish all summer long, if you get the cd-7 countdowns you will not be diappointed

Mepps spinners. Rooster tails have always worked good for me. If not those you can make your own. Google Jim Bedford he makes his own.

Rooster tails. I love the yellow ones for brown trout, I have tried several other lures, but none have out competed the yellow rooster tail. My second favorite would have to be blue fox vibrex copper color. Also seems to work great for brown trout, and does a little bit better in faster water.

everybody uses spinners but i really think that copper castmasters are the best lures ever for trout of all species. All you need are a few different sizes for them then hold on tight!

i usually use trout magnets or yo zuri pins minnow theyre jus lk the rapalas but they have better movments and invoke strikes more often

The Fish Catcher is a great brass lure. Catches trout when nothing else does.

lucky lady artificial cheese worm, use a very small hook and two bb size split shots. tear the cheese worm in half and insert the small hook in where you tore the worm. pull the hook out on the flat side of the worm like your fishin a jig. reel slowly an twitch it across the pool any way. trout love em

roster tails that are rainbow colored

rooster tails are the ways to go or blue fox vibrax in line spinners are good to but if im going for trout im always taking some powerbait even though i know its not a lure, its a bait

Regular Rebels, both jointed and solid, work well
on trout, as does Rebel's excellent
Ghost Minnow!!!

One of my favorite lures for trout is a 1" tube jig. I either let it drift, or twitch it along the bottom.

Wylde Edge Outfitters are my favorite spinners, they give great action i like the dressing on the hooks, they are also made in the USA.
That and any tiny crank bait just because they are fun to run through the local trout pond.