I use some variation of watermelon, black and blue, or baby bass. I don't know if those are actually the names, but you get the idea. 

 

 

I've had alot of success with a rage rigged Rage Craw in pretty much any natural color. Caught my PB on that rig. Any type of creature bait or worm Texas Rigged should do pretty good. As other's have stated shallow running crank's are a good bet too. I also like to throw weightless plastic's just hook and lure.

 

 

Color all depends on the time of day you like to fish, and the water condition. Watermelon is a highly recommended color and is probably one of the most used colors. I, personally, use it and have had a lot of luck with it. A wacky rigged watermelon worm can be pretty enticing.

Okay thanks for the suggestions! To provide a little more information, I fish in the morning to afternoon hours when the temperature is in the high 70's and 80's. The pond I fish is kind of murky, but not completely. Its kinda half and half. Also, theres a lot of lily pads that are pretty hard to get to, but also some shallow water with tree branches over it. Lots of fallen trees around the perimeter. Hopefully with this info y'all can make some more suggestions, and thanks to everyone who leaves a response! It's greatly appreciated!

i love a super fluke in a watermelon red or watermelon seed color, weightless. 

I use the full assortment of lures because my theory is that the fish doesn't know whether it's in a pond or a lake. I pick a lure based on depth, cover, weather and other conditions without considering the size of the water.

I've been doing pretty good with weedless and weightless white flukes along with senkos and such.. If I want to pond hop and wanna cover the pond fast, i go around with the fluke fishing along shorelines, any type of brush/branches/woods/specks of weeds and such and on those hot days i normally find them close to structure or along shore.. I use white flukes mostly...

i always start with a texas rig with a U tail or a creature bait and color depending on the visibility. I also carry spro frogs, buzz baits, really any top water, jigs, and spinnerbaits but the T- Rig is my go to