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Remember vibrations are your enemy.
I'd recommend securing a piece of bar tape to the fork at the contact point of the zip tie with some electical tape so that it's sandwiched between fork and cage. Also make sure the cut head of the zip tie does not touch the drybag or it will work through it pretty quickly. Useless to say, have spare ties with you.
giofox
i think one bolt and zip-tie(s) should offer plenty enough retention and friction for a small load.
it's for a carbon cdf fork, so the blade has variable section