Wow, 31 days in a row of posting a new fly pattern. Its been fun, hope you’ve enjoyed it. I have.
Today, we feature 2 patterns for the White Miller Caddis, a hatch that is seen on the Firehole in the fall. Previous posts about the White Miller include the Carpet Caddis and the TK-421.
Both of these patterns are from Blue Ribbon Flies, one dry and one not so dry.
White Miller Soft Hackle
- Hook: Wet fly hook, size 14
- Tail/Shuck: White Zelon
- Body: White or Cream dubbing
- Thorax: Tan dubbing
- Hackle: Partridge
White Miller X-Caddis
- Hook: Dry Fly hook: TMC 100 or equivalent, 14
- Shuck: Caddis Gold Zelon
- Body: Polar bear zelon dubbing
- Hackle: White or cream dry fly hackle, undersized or trimmed
- Wing: Light colored elk



2 responses so far ↓
1 Dave Carpenter // Sep 2, 2009 at 10:11 am
This has been a great series of posts and each day I have looked forward to logging in and seeing what the next fly will be. Great work!
2 WhiskeyCreek // Sep 2, 2009 at 1:27 pm
Thanks Dave!
It was fun for me too. I’ll do more of the same, don’t know if I can keep a daily pace, but check back.
John
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