What is the state fish of Maine?

The state fish of Maine is the Landlocked Salmon. This freshwater fish is found in Maine’s lakes and rivers, particularly in the northern part of the state. The Landlocked Salmon is known for its bright coloration, which includes a reddish-orange belly and silvery sides. It is a prized catch among anglers, as it is both beautiful and challenging to catch. The Landlocked Salmon was designated as Maine’s state fish in 1969, reflecting the state’s strong fishing culture and the fish’s significance to Maine’s freshwater ecosystems.