Color does not seem to matter, however, the fish have been right on the bottom and therefore the lure must be jigged right on the bottom. Trolling with downriggers in 60 to 80 feet has also been producing some fish. Also, some cutthroat trout are still feeding on terrestrial insects floating on the surface, so try trolling near the surface as fast as conditions allow. The surface water temperature is 71 degrees and the trout usually like lures that move fast this time of the year. Minnow baits such as rapalas and rattle traps have been producing well.
Bank fishing is fair.
Powerbait and worms are probably the bait of choice. Perch and smallmouth bass fishing is good. Fishing has been reported as being fair from shoreline. Some anglers have done quite well for the cutthroats by trolling about 40 to 50 feet deep. As the weather cools, the fishing should improve.