Outer Join Problem

Two tables need to be joined. They have the following columns.

Tbl1          Tbl2
----          ----
FieldA (key)  FieldA (key)
FieldB        FieldD
FieldC   

Tbl1 data:    Tbl2 data:
----------    ----------
1             1
5
6             6
              7

We want to see everything on Tbl2 whether or not there is a record on Tbl1.

Even though we specify '(+)' to indicate an outer join, this will not work correctly since there is another condition involved on that table.

Select tbl2.FieldA, tbl2.FieldD, tbl1.FieldB 
  From tbl1, tbl2 
 where tbl1.FieldA(+) = tbl2.FieldA         ** DOESN'T WORK **
   And tbl1.FieldC = '1';

Fix #1:

Select tbl2.FieldA, tbl2.FieldD, tbl1.FieldB 
  From tbl1, tbl2 
 where tbl1.FieldA(+) = tbl2.FieldA         
   And tbl1.FieldC(+) = '1';

Fix #2:

Select tbl2.FieldA, tbl2.FieldD, tbl1.FieldB 
  From (
        Select *
          From tbl1
         Where FieldC(+) = '1'  -- the condition is moved to a subquery
       ) tbl1,
       tbl2 
 where tbl1.FieldA(+) = tbl2.FieldA;