You'll have no issue getting the HSB. The trout you'll have to travel a bit for, but they're fairly easily sourced as well.
This spring I'd stock 1600 of the smallest sized BG. I'd stock 400 RES. I'd also stock 8 pounds of FHM. You can source them here.
http://www.seponds.com/schedule.php This fall, you can make a day trip up to Zett's in WV or Perry Minnow Farm in Prince George and stock 4-6 pounds of GSH.
The following fall, you can stock 200 LMB. They can be sourced from the same place as you get the BG and RES. He sells both feed trained and non-feed trained LMB. Give him a call and have him hand select the fastest growing YOY LMB he has. Even if it means paying a bit more. You can also stock 50-100 HSB that fall. You can pick them up with the bass. He may even deliver all of them for little to no cost depending on how far your pond is from his route.
Then each fall you can ladder stock 50-100 HSB and if you wish, add trout. I find, 50 or so trout per acre if you plan to feed leads to great fishing. There are numerous trout farms within a days drive to choose from.
