We came to Whale Pass 16 years ago, it was still a small logging camp then, and I was thinning trees for the Forest Service in Red Bay, which is 30 miles on up the Island. 

The only fuel on this end was in Whale Pass. After coming here a few time for fuel, we decided this was the place to raise our three children. 

In 1996 the Island was shutting down fast, the forest was being closed to logging. We decided it was so beautiful here and the fishing so good that we would build a few cabins and make it affordable for the working person. 

After a couple of years of blood, sweat, and tears we finally had a couple of cabins and a small general store standing. The first two years of operation were tough, until word of mouth finally took hold. 

Now we have a nice little "no frills just thrills" business. When we say the fishing is some of the best in Alaska, It's the truth. 

The reason being it's a geographical thing here in our no name bay. You have to see it to believe it. 

Jenny