LAKE FAIRFIELD CATFISH GUIDE - GUIDED CATFISH FISHING TRIPS AND REDFISH TRIPS ON FAIRFIELD
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LAKE FAIRFIELD CATFISH GUIDE CATFISH FISHING GUIDE ON LAKE FAIRFIELD REDFISH FISHING GUIDE ON LAKE FAIRFIELD Lake Fairfield Catfish Fishing Guide and Lake Fairfield Redfish Fishing Guide
LAKE FAIRFIELD FLATHEAD CATFISH AND FRESHWATER REDFISH (RED DRUM)
North Texas Catfish Guide Service offers Guided Catfish Fishing Trips on Lake Fairfield for Flathead Catfish and Channel Catfish as well as Redfish (Red Drum). Lake Fairfield is a 2300 Acre impoundment located just Southeast of Corsicana Texas. Lake Fairfield is a small lake surrounded by Lake Fairfield State Park. The lake serves as cooling for the TXU Energy plant and is a hot water lake. Water temperatures will hover around 100 degrees most of the year. Because of the power plant at this lake, you have a rare opportunity to catch saltwater fish. The much sought after Redfish or Red Drum is stocked into Lake Fairfield annually and there are some huge Redfish in this lake. Catching Redfish that are thirty inches or larger is very common. Redfish are known for their hard fight, they hit like a freight train and will test the abilities of the most experienced anglers. In addition to huge Redfish, Lake Fairfield is home to excellent fishing for Flathead Catfish and Channnel Catfish. Rod and Reel fishing for Flathead Catfish can be excellent at times and fishing for channel catfish can also be excellent with Channel Catfish averaging in the 3-5 lb range being most common. Camping is available at the state park surrounding Lake Fairfield with RV Hookups and Primitive Camping available. The area around the state park is heavily timbered and filled with wildlife where campers will regularly see deer, raccoons, hogs, turkey and other native animals. Location: 5 miles northeast of Fairfield off FM 488 Size: 2,353 acres Maximum Depth: 49 feet Date Impounded: 1969 Normal Water Clarity: Moderately clear Water Level Fluctuation: 4 feet Conservation Pool Elevation: 310 ft. msl Aquatic Vegetation: Hydrilla heavy along shoreline; with American lotus, common cattail, common reed and marine naiad moderate to heavy in shallow areas Predominant Fish Species: Lake Fairfield Current Fishing Report FISHING COVER/STRUCTURE Inundated timber is abundant in the upper end of the lake and in both coves on the east side. Hydrilla forms a fringe around the reservoir out to approximately 12'. Pockets of native pondweed provide openings in the hydrilla and make good ambush points. The heated cove provides warm water even in the winter. Emergent cattails and cutgrass grow in shallow water on the shoreward side of the hydrilla.
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CALL 817-306-0055 TO BOOK YOUR CATFISH FISHING TRIP CATFISH GUIDE SERVICE GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE WE FURNISH ALL BAIT TACKLE AND EQUIPMENT
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