Use Super Bow spinners, they are engineered for trout and made from American components. 100 fish days and first cast results are common. For the White River I would recommend a Black Pearl Super Bow with silver blade. When I was there it worked well.
www.eggersspinners.com

i seem to have pretty good luck with spoons and spinners

~Kala

FISHING FOR TROUT BELOW BULL SHOULS DAM IS GREAT i HAVE BEEN FISHING THAT RIVER SINCE 02. I use a guide.we use Burkly power bat eggs(yellow,orange,white) night crowlers,but just cover the hook. spoons, crank bates,corn,shrimp and jus about any thing you want. I good place to stay is WhiteHole Resort,and ask for Richard or Max for a guide.Ilive in cushing Oklahoma and fish there about 2 times a year. I hope this will help.

Does anyone look at the date on these posts?

I have always caught my trout with powerbait, and gulp salmon eggs. This is usually the technique used on stocked ponds and lakes.
-Trout Fishing-

I've now fished the White 4 times in just under a year. Trying several baits and came too the conclusion if you want bigger fish and not
just numbers.
Spin Casting... Can't really say about fly fishing. Other then match the hatch.

Rapala Countdowns or,  Swim, size 7, 9, and 11. Colors Black and Silver/Gold. Brown Trout.

Thomas Buoyant Spoons 1/4oz Gold color.

Minnows or catch some scuplins along large rocks near the bank.

I fished this river about 8 years ago, I did very well with Silver Super Bow spinners. There are special regs by the dam ( large Browns here) and Big Bow Spinners with barbless single hooks fit the bill, in styles of Black Pearl or Silver/Gold or plain Silver. Caught many Rainbows down river.
I am sure that you'll catch trout, I had no trouble.

plain old red worms for creeks and night crawlers for rivers

I always have the best of luck with spinners or just plain nightcrawlers..