Sheep Creek Midge

Anyone have the pattern for this?

(Note: not to be confused the Sheep Creek Special :-)


About all I know is, the fly was passed on to an Aussie
(dopey bugger lost it) by an American overwintering in New Zealand.
The dopey bugger described it as having a "light" hackle and
creamy body ...

.... any ideas what the actual pattern may be?


Steve

Steve:
I have one that a guy gave me, called a Sheep Creek.
My vet uses this fly exclusively here (Browning, MT).

I'm going in for surgery on my wrist and elbow tomorrow morning,
but, give me a few days and I'll take a look for it.

I should be able to include a pic of it, also.

If you don't hear back from me, email me at:



for a gentle reminder.

thanks,

George


Stephen Welsh wrote:


Anyone have the pattern for this?

(Note: not to be confused the Sheep Creek Special :-)


About all I know is, the fly was passed on to an Aussie
(dopey bugger lost it) by an American overwintering in New Zealand.
The dopey bugger described it as having a "light" hackle and
creamy body ...

... any ideas what the actual pattern may be?


Steve

Steve:

there is a pattern for Sheep Creek he

http://www.virtualflybox.com/pattern...ern.php?id=169

Let me know if that's what you're after.

thanks,

George



Stephen Welsh wrote:


Anyone have the pattern for this?

(Note: not to be confused the Sheep Creek Special :-)


About all I know is, the fly was passed on to an Aussie
(dopey bugger lost it) by an American overwintering in New Zealand.
The dopey bugger described it as having a "light" hackle and
creamy body ...

... any ideas what the actual pattern may be?


Steve

"George G. Miller" wrote in news:7badnR3-
:

Let me know if that's what you're after.

thanks,

George



Thanks for the effort, George, but the URL is of the
Sheep Creek (Special) ... I'm looking for the Midge.

Hope the surgery goes well, George.


Steve (Who thinks the Sheep Creek is interesting in itself)