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White Miller The young angler might conclude from the above that the White Miller is a " killing " bass fly for general fishing. Those who included it in their lists did so because it is a special fly — for night fishing and for very roily water. Floating Bug and Its History The idea of a cork-bodied fly is very old. Gervaise Markham in " The Art of Angling," 1614, gives directions for tying a trout fly " fixed upon a fine piece of cork." The first floating fly made commercially for bass fishing probably was the " Coaxer " fly, a loaf-shaped piece of cork with wings of red felt and a single hook concealed by a feather. |
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