The Fog Lake Property is located east of KUY, is a copper-gold target, near the Kamishak Property currently being drilled by Andover. Exploration work in the early 1970's identified a 700-meter long multi-element soil geochemical anomaly at this site. Of the 130 soil samples in the anomalous zone, 49 contained between 100 and 18,800 ppb gold and 65 contained between 70 and 3,200 ppm copper. The zone is also anomalous in zinc, lead and silver. There is no rock exposure at the strongest portions of the soil anomaly. However, in Fog Creek, narrow massive chalcopyrite veinlets are exposed in the creek bed. The exposed mineralization does not seem significant enough to account for the strong, broad soil geochemical anomaly. No drilling has taken place, but trenches were excavated at the soil anomaly. Fractured bedrock contained anomalous metal values.

Mineralization may be related to a buried porphyry system, or an epithermal system. A program of induced polarization, coupled with structural mapping is recommended prior to drilling.

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