If 8'ers are being pulled out of there and the baits you mentioned aren't getting them to bite then go big. Find the biggest single colorado blade spinnerbait you can find, I'd go with black in color. Mega worms like 10" and 12" in carolina rigs. Buy yourself a 10XD or at least a 6XD crankbait in sexy shad pattern or white/black splatter and cast to where the deepest part is. Big bass could also be used to seeing the same lures so try something different that most "simple" fisherman wouldn't use like a drop shot or shaky head. If all else fails, go buy some feeder goldfish at a pet store (some bait shops carry them) and throw those, shad and minnows could work but I'd bet ALOT of people use those since its a neighborhood pond. The key is to change your game from theirs. Good luck

Get a suspending jerkbait for starters with it being winter. You said water is stained? Personally, and this is just me, I'd get a chrome/blue back. As for color of power worm, you really can't go wrong with the good ol' blue fleck!!!

Ok, yes the water is stained. How would you rig a feeder goldfish? I will try some big baits and see what happens. How should I retrieve a power worm? Sorry for asking so many questions, but I'm more of a saltwater fisherman.

Rig em thru the lip or as I prefer, thru the portion of the tail closest to their body. People say hook them near the spine but even if you don't puncture the spine from my experience the death rate is still pretty high. Through the tail, contrary to what people may tell you, gives them the overall best "wiggle" room and action. Through the lip is a good option if you are not making long hard casts.
As for power worms, they do have a curly tail so you can do a relatively fast retrieve and still have action, but I usually only use this technique in fall when bass are feeding heavy. If in winter, just give the rod tip slow twitches and reel in the slack once your rodtip is too high to twitch anymore. Key is to slow down so you dont actually want to reel the lure in at all...just twitch it back in.

Ok thank you I will definitely try both.

big Huddleston swimbait! you might only get one bite but it will good

Ok, what size should i get it in, or does it just come in one size? Also is there a certain color?

Pond near my place that I fish from time to time. Most productive bait there is watermelon seed/red flake, fluke. Throw and let sit move slowly.

I used to bring many 3 to 5 lbs bass from Ray Roberts to my pond in my subdivision, It has a fountain and is chunk full of small perch and minnows, the HOA stocked it with Channel Cats a few years ago.

I rarely fish it, I see the local kids fish it in the spring and fall, I stuck 12lb carp I caught in Lewisville in there, I think it has a healthy population of fish.

I have fished many a local ponds back in my high school days, and it can be fun and easy fishing and easy to get to

Ya there are a ton of ponds around me to fish, it's a little more crowded right now because of the trout being stocked in there.

jig

What color jig should I try?