Winter angling doesn't have to mean frostbitten fingers and sluggish bites. A quick journey to Southern latitudes will have you wading wet for drag-burning fish.

When catch-and-release isn't on the menu.

Tiny spoons and spinners fish big in the fall when the bugs of summer are gone.

Drawn by thousands of spawning salmon, sharks clog the mouths of Alaska's coastal rivers, making the summer run a bloody massacre and flyfishing's wildest challenge.