Next, simply wrap the chenille around the shaft, starting at the back where the marabou and hackle are tied in, moving up the body of the fly and stopping just before the hook’s eye.

Local fly tyer Robert Cox will be demonstrating how to make soft hackle flies from noon until 2 p.m. on Saturday at East Rosebud Fly and Tackle.

WINNECONNE - Wisconsin has a long, rich heritage in fly tying. The Weber Tackle Company of Stevens Point was established in 1888 and for most of the next century was a leading national purveyor of ...