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 Fairfield drum
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03/30/16 10:26 PM
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Pick a new name
OP
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OP
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Taking a trip this weekend to camp at Fairfield and was wondering if anyone had any tips on catching drum?
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Re: Fairfield drum
[Re: Pick a new name]
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03/31/16 05:22 AM
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elbandito78
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I haven't been out there in a while but I had good luck with shrimp. If you could net some shad, I bet that would be even better. Find a wind blown point if you can. They seemed to show up even on non windy points though so may not be critical. It never hurts to hedge your bets. May have to be patient. I don't know how large the population is anymore. Let us know how you do.
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Re: Fairfield drum
[Re: Pick a new name]
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04/01/16 02:55 AM
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gregpaul
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not many if any reds left after fish kills in 2010,2011. TP&W quit restocking. here is what one used to be able to catch 
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Re: Fairfield drum
[Re: Pick a new name]
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04/01/16 04:51 PM
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R2Fishing
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I sure do miss Fairfield.
It was by far one of the funest lakes to fish...
R2 Fishing
Crappie/Whitebass/Catfish
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