Welcome to the forum Jim.
This just might be a fascinating experiment for all of us if you continue to post.
Were the bass large mouth or small mouth? That could make a really big difference in the fish outcome. And the dangers for the little snappers and painteds. If the bass are small mouths, you've got a good long term mix of fun. If large mouths, you might lose your perch and the pumpkinseeds may struggle to recruit. Some turtles will get "et".
In any event it may be foolish to try to predict what will happen. Our saying is "It depends".
After several years of fish reproduction, you may have the setup for winter kill from oxygen depletion and toxic gas buildup if the pond is frozen for several months. Clearing the snow will allow underwater plants and plankton to produce some 02. Running an aerator with diffuser set in a shallow area of the pond well away from where you'll be skating will allow noxious gases to dissipate and 02 to dissolve for the fish. If you were to run the air in winter, it might be adviseable to fence off an area anywhere near the open water to absolutely keep the skaters away. And, to periodically auger some ice thickiness test holes elsewhere in the ice.
