Pasley Cove is a shallow coastal indentation located along the western Arctic coast of Nunavut, approximately six miles south-southeast of Cape Lambert. This remote, high-Arctic cove is characterized by its limited depth and notable navigational hazards, including a shoal that extends from its eastern entrance point. The surrounding landscape is typical of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, with a history of use by Indigenous hunters and early explorers. As a tidal saltwater environment, fishing here is entirely dictated by the rhythms of the Arctic Ocean, with access and success heavily influenced by local bathymetry and extreme seasonal conditions.