Do you have any rocky areas or some other sort of structure for the crayfish to take cover in? If not, they probably won't take hold and will just be a quick snack or on a rainy night will move to another body of water with more friendly conditions...
How well established is your pond? As in, how long have the listed fish species been in there and what size are they now? Do you have any shallow areas that are vegetated? These are very important if you want to establish a population of golden shiners. LMB are voracious predators and love to eat golden shiners, without this shallow refuge, your fry will struggle to take hold. When you stock the fry, hope you have a good zooplankton bloom going, as that is very important... Otherwise, the fry will either starve or have such slow growth rates, they'll be easy pickings.
Do you see any of the 3000 FHM you put in? If they are mostly gone by now, you're going to struggle to establish golden shiners.
What are your goals for the pond?
