Do a search on this site and you should find some useful information. I haven't paid much attention to information on stocking walleyes in ponds but here's what I *think* I've read, which may be wrong...
You can stock and manage walleye in a pond, and the bigger the pond the more success you're probably going to have.
Yellow perch go well with walleye as a forage base. If the pond doesn't contain a lot of rip rap and/or sand then they will not have a very good chance of spawning successfuly. This could be a plus or a minus depending on how you look at it. By not providing ideal spawning habitat you can stock certain numbers and then be more confident in managing them via harvest and record keeping.
Beyond that, I can't say how well it will do with other fish such as bluegill and bass, though I'm betting you could stock bass in lower numbers than the recommended 100 per acre to help maintain a predator/prey relationship. Also, from what I've read you'd be doing yourself a big favor by stocking fathead minnows in the spring before stocking other fish. Allow them to breed like crazy until late summer and then stock your other fish. Check into the viability of stocking golden shiners along with the fatheads. When they grow big they'll be great forage for the larger walleyes. Stocking crayfish might also be helpful as walleye seem to love them.
Hope this helps but confirm it with the experts.
