Uganik Bay

  Jeanne Shepherd of Mush Bay in Uganik recalls a memorable Thanksgiving, when the tide came up through the floorboards of her historic home. 

      Dianne Herman of Village Islands in Uganik Bay remembers beachseining at Packers Spit in the 1970s.     

  Linda Lindberg recalls rushing her daughter to town to get medical treatment after an accident at Packers Spit. 

David Little of Village Islands remembers the chaos surrounding the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill in Uganik.

      Lacey Berns laughs about the challenges of setnetting at Little River on the Shelikof in the 1970s. 

  Bud Lather recalls seeing Shark Cove, his family’s Uganik setnet site, for the first time.

  Christy Allen speaks about growing up at Port O’Brien, the Uganik cannery at which her father was superintendent.

  Deedie Pearson describes fishing for and salting salmon in Uganik Bay in the 1940s.

Judge Roy Madsen tells the story of when his father trapped a live bear in Mush Bay in the 1930s.

  Pam and David Pingree of Quartz Creek Lodge in Uganik Bay speak about their first introduction to the west side and transitioning to being year-round bush residents.