the water i fish is what i would consider stained until it rains then its muddy but my go to bait is a zoom ultravibe speed craw texas rigged, also like the frogs. (the reason i posted this is because i need confidence lures)

Somebody else's confidence lure is not going to be your confidence lure. For example MINE is a Seibert 1/2oz jig with a rage craw trailer, the next persons could be any other lure that they have confidence in.

Square bill crankbaits if there is some hard cover, if that's not the case then its a Texas rigged bruised banana trick worm...

4" Senko in watermelon magic, either texas or wacky.

A half ounce football jig with rage craw trailer green pumpkin and the craws dipped in jj's chartruece if there are bass over 2 pounds if not a smaller 1/4 ounce black and blue jig with a rage craw trailer green pumpkin chartruece craws with the tip if the craw bit off and rigged with a trailer hook on both jigs for smaller bass.

5/16oz North Star original Swim Jig in white with white trailer or black and blue with black and blue trailer. Reaction Innovations Skinny Dipper for trailers.

Rage Lizard (Jika rig) & GYCB Kut Tail (ShakE2)

7" culprit red shad worm t-rig or Mann's baby -1

Pop-R.

I discovered a small, 2 acre unpressured pond within walking distance of my house this spring. The fish seem to hit anything, but so far I've done best on Red-Eye shads, Spinner baits, and Chatterbaits. Seems anything loud, bright, or flashy. It's tough to stay away, but i try to only hit it once or twice a week.....

A zoom lizard Texas rigged or a weightless trick worm

Wow everyone has a different answer. My confidence bait for ponds is a owner shakey head with a 4 inch zoom finesse worm.

5" senko, green pumpkin blk flk #297. T rigged weightless.

Zoom ol' monster T rig. Any dark color.

Or a white fluke

My favorite bait for ponds is a bluegill swimbait. I like the mattlures u2 bluegill in smaller ponds but use the ultimate bluegill in bigger ponds or in ones i know there are hawgs in. Ive caught 10 bass between 8 and 9 1/2 pounds on these and the hardgill. Hopefully soon i break the 10 lb mark

Depends on the lake/conditions but my tops are:

 

1) weightless zoom trick worms in bruised banana or watermelon

2) Rebel Pop-R

3) Baby Bass crankbait (depth depending)

4) Zoom brush hog for the thick stuff

5) Whatever the bass want to bite that day.

Zoom trick worm in junebug red 1/8oz weight.

Zoom white ice fluke or fluke jr.