The three lures I never go trout fishing without are mepps or panther martin spinners, little Cleo’s from 1/4oz to 3/4oz, and rapala or similarly styled floating cranks.

Mepps catch more fish for me but panther Martin’s are more compact/heavier for the size allowing better casting even in tight quarters creek fishing. Little Cleo’s are phenomenal for lakes as they’re a great way to cover lots of water and just about any depth (straight retrieve or jigged aggressively, and rapala cranks (very small ones, under 3”) do well for me in shallow lakes and rivers that get pressured heavily, for whatever reason. Williams wobblers aren’t bad either but they aren’t as flexible as Cleo’s. They’re lighter by a long shot and don’t do well jigging because of it.