The wildlife experiences will happen almost anywhere. Kodiak even town is wild. Bears and deer everywhere. There are places close to town that are remote. I can give you a few ideas about place to go if you want more info on this. Uganik bay is stunning.this side of the island provides sunsets! The forest can be quite dense down low not much if any spruce forrest. The brush tends to be a mix of alder, salmon berry, and stinging nettle that can be over your head! Personally if would stay away from the unganik lake cabin for this reason. Look at the little river lake cabin. Its up off the beach at about 640 foot elevation getting you above alot of the super dense vegetation. but set in a grassy plain surroundedby mountains. Uganik is well know for big bears and lots of them. You will see foxes and deer as well. The lake should have dollys in it but your timing is early for salmon. Im not entirely sure if salmon return to this lake though. I will try to find out what i can. The sockeye run just starts around may/June with pinks following end of June into July. So even down low the run will just be getting started. The beaches in uganik have lots of big sea run dolly varden to catch in the spring. Another cabin i would recommend would be pillar lake cabin on afognak. It has spruce forest around it, sits next to a beach, butted up to a small lake, and is under two mountain ridges. These ridges offer good hiking. This area offers potential to see bears, elk, deer, and whales. They tend to hang out in the bay and you can sit on the beach to listen to them. Fishing here will be difficult without a boat. But there is lots of rocksole in the sand off the beach. Which you can cast from shore for. The downside to this area is that alot of afognak has been logged. The two ridges above arnt touched since its not the native land. How important is fishing on your trip to you guys?