Mogg Bay is a shallow, expansive tidal bay on the Melville Peninsula near the community of Igloolik in Nunavut. The coastline here is generally low-lying, bordered by very shoal water extending significant distances offshore, with the notable exception of the steep and rugged Khemig Island and the Coxe Islands group, which rise to over 30 meters. The bay is a traditional and active fishing ground for the local Inuit community, used for both summer and ice fishing. Its waters are influenced by the dynamics of the Foxe Basin, with ice from the north sometimes drifting into the area during late summer. The region is remote, with Igloolik serving as a cultural hub and the primary access point for this area.