Maine Fish Pins and Buttons
Description: In 1999's Lake Placid, Maine Fish & Game's Aroostook County Sector, Black Lake Division was responsible for taking down the biggest saltwater crocodile on record. Somewhat ironically, the movie's title isn't even the name of the lake featured in the film. Rather, it is set on a fictional lake in Maine called 'Black Lake.' The title refers to one of the early scenes where the sheriff says, "They wanted to call it Lake Placid, but that name was taken," a possible nod to the real Lake Placid in the Adirondacks. This design includes the official crest logo along with regional identifiers of the fictional Black Lake where the movie was seen, so whether you're looking for a cheap as hell cosplay or just a nice camping shirt, this is it!
Description: A majestic Maine Coon-inspired cat rests among vibrant lotus blossoms, graceful koi fish, lily pads, and flowing pond water. Rich botanical details and colorful fantasy styling create a peaceful yet striking design for cat lovers, koi enthusiasts, floral art collectors, garden lovers, and anyone drawn to elegant animal artwork with serene aquatic charm.
Description: Who loves Lobster? Who wants a cool Lobster design. A cooked lobster is so yummy, that people will want to show off their very own lobster design. Main lobster is the tastiest lobster of them all, so show off your lobster design with a big smile lobster, and a lobster pattern with a blue ocean pattern, love them fishing patterns
Description: A giant blueback charr above a cold ME inland water and mountain region, celebrating Salvelinus alpinus oquassa with fun proportions and a vintage natural-history poster-like design. Perfect for regional ME anglers, inland water enthusiasts, natural-history fans, outdoor adventurers, and visitors seeking a distinctive keepsake for birthdays, vacations, fishing-trips, or souvenirs from ME. ABOUT THE ART © Wednesday, September 2, 2026, 5:13:40 PM Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: A giant blueback charr above a cold ME inland water and mountain region, celebrating Salvelinus alpinus oquassa with fun proportions and a vintage natural-history poster-like design. Perfect for regional ME anglers, inland water enthusiasts, natural-history fans, outdoor adventurers, and visitors seeking a distinctive keepsake for birthdays, vacations, fishing-trips, or souvenirs from ME. ABOUT THE ART © Wednesday, September 2, 2026, 5:13:40 PM Tracey Harrington Simpson
