Ugashik, a census-designated place with a population of just four, is a true Alaskan remote community. Primarily of Alutiiq and Yup'ik descent, the residents here live a traditional lifestyle centered around fishing and subsistence activities. Located on the eastern shore of the Ugashik River, Ugashik offers access to world-renowned trophy sport fishing in the nearby Ugashik Lakes. These lakes are crucial spawning grounds for seasonal sockeye and coho salmon. Explore the unique confluence of the two Ugashik Lakes rivers at the Ugashik Narrows, a shallow waterway famous for its sport fishing and recreational activities.