CM,
You're smack dab in the middle of fish farm nirvana. Many suppliers just down the road in Lonoke County.
Hopefully this link works...
http://www.uaex.edu/wneal/Pond_Management/pdf/Sport-Fish-Supplier-List-2008.pdf Since your objective is a trophy LMB pond, you might want to consider additional forage to the regular FHM-BG mix. Golden Shiners and Threadfin Shad should do well in your area.
Some stock more, but I stocked 100 RES and 400 BG per acre, additionally put in 100+ adult BG 6 to 8", 20 lbs of FHM, and gave them 6 months before I introduced first predator. Many would say wait a year before predators, but I lack patience.
Bluegill are your primary forage, CNBG are native floridians, but will do very well at your place, they'll spawn 2 to 3 times per year, RES inhabit a different niche, don't spawn as often, don't produce as many babies as BG/CNBG, but they eat all the nasty snails in your pond, decreasing incidence of parasities in your trophy LMB.
Don't worry 'bout stocking GSF, they will magically appear via tornado, egrets, cranes, bird poop, migration....
