josh-sounds like you have big hopes and dreams for your pond. From your posts it sounds like you want a pond full of large predator fish. If you scan this website you'll find that it's virtually impossible to do so, even in a 4 acre pond. You'll have to spend a LOT of money in forage to keep all of the species you're thinking about alive and if they do all live you'll have a bunch of skinny predators that'll not fight well. You should think hard about which extra predator (assuming bass will be one predator in your pond) you'll want and then manage accordingly. Most likely you'll have to sacrifice numbers of predators for good size of a few. If you do decide to stock muskie make sure you have a large forage base established well before you add them into the mix. In fact you may want to wait 2 or 3 years before considering them. If you buy muskie the "normal" rate in nature is roughly .5-1 fish per acre in a lake. Also, from what I've seen, muskie seem to have a very high mortality rate when they're below 6 inches. Consider spending more money for the largest 1-2 yr old fish you can get and stock them when the water temps are cooler. These fish should be handled babies. Don't even consider buying fingerlings even if they're cheaper. Good luck, do some research, and have fun.