Aroostook Spring Sportsman's Show

We’re going strong until 5 PM! Join us at the Sportsman Show to connect with your community, meet new faces, and explore all the fun and adventure we have to offer. Be sure to bring the kids to try their luck at the trout pond!

🚨 Last-Minute Adventure Opportunity! 🚨

Alright, where are our fellow last-minute adventurers at? 👀

Due to a couple of unexpected changes, we’ve got a couple of vendor spots that just opened up for the Aroostook Sportsman Spring Show at The Forum in Presque Isle! Going on this weekend in Presque Isle at The Presque Isle Forum.

If you’re someone who thrives on spontaneity, loves the outdoors, and has something great to share—this is your sign.

🦌 Outdoor gear
🎣 Fishing & hunting items
🌲 Handmade, rustic, or nature-inspired goods
🔥 Anything that fits the sportsman lifestyle

This is a well-attended, high-energy event filled with folks who love what you do.

👉 Spaces are limited and will go fast—message us ASAP to grab one!

🚨 VENDORS — The Aroostook Spring Sportsman Show is Almost Here! 🚨

Booths are filling up FAST for the Aroostook Spring Sportsman Show, and we don’t want you to miss out!

If you have an outdoorsy-themed craft, product, service, or idea — now is the time to jump in. Let’s chat and get you on the floor!

✅ Secure your booth today by submitting payment:
🌐 Online: https://www.aroostook-sportsman.com/spring-show

📬 Or mail a check to:
ASA
PO Box 375
Presque Isle, ME 04769

📌 We’ve pinned the show trifold to the top of our page for easy access to all the details.

Questions? Message us anytime — we’re happy to help!

Don’t wait… spring will be here before you know it! 🌲🎣🦌

Spring Show | Aroostook Sportsman Aroostook Sportsman's Spring Show. Formerly known as the Presque Isle Fish & Game Spring Show. March 23-24, 2024 at The Forum, Presque Isle, ME. Vendors: Reserve your booth before they are all gone.

🌿 National Invasive Species Awareness Week 🌿

We're sharing information to help you protect our local waters!

One aquatic invasive species found in the Green River Region is Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria).

Purple Loosestrife is an invasive, emergent flowering plant that can grow up to 6 feet tall and form extensive colonial stands. The flowers are reddish-purple with six petals and 12 stamens, clustered along the leaf axils.

👀 If you see something, say something.
We need your help locating this species in our region. If you believe you’ve found Purple Loosestrife, you can call or email to report it (1-800-858-1549 & [email protected]). You can also submit observations through our Kentucky ANS project on iNaturalist.

Help Prevent the Spread: Clean, Drain, Dry

Together, we can protect the waters of the Green River Region.

How you ride determines the future of Maine's 13,000 miles of snowmobile trails. Access is a gift, not a right.

💚More than 85% of Maine's snowmobile trails are on private land.
🌲Logging operations are underway. Use caution, and respect trail signs.
✅Snowmobile registration fees fund trail maintenance. Please support local clubs and landowners!

A safe day on the trail is a great day on the trail.
Always drive to the right, and at an appropriate speed for your experience and the conditions. Never drink and ride. Stay alert and aware of other riders, recreators, and wildlife on the trail.

📸 by Visit Maine

Biological research and surveys, game registration stations, community science, and more, all produce a constant flow of data into MDIFW. This massive amount of wildlife and habitat data must be compiled, managed, and distributed. It’s a technological uphill battle tackled by our Data Administration Group behind the scenes.

Among large-scale data migrations, database updates, and streamlining digital processes, our Data Administration Group also develops new data collection tools. They are the reason it is now easier for community scientists to participate in conservation. Seen here is a tagged landlocked salmon that can now be quickly reported online if caught by an angler.

Geek out with a deeper dive into data management in the Habitat and Land Conservation section of the 2023-2024 Research and Management Report at mefishwildlife.com/wildlifereport.

Northern Maine’s Outdoor Season Starts Here 🌲🎣🦌

The Aroostook Sportsman Spring Show is more than an event — it’s a celebration of the outdoor lifestyle that makes our region special.

Come explore:
🎯 Hunting, fishing & trapping exhibitors
🛶 Outdoor gear and local vendors
🐟 Hands-on learning & demonstrations
👨‍👩‍👧 Activities the whole family can enjoy
🎓 Opportunities to learn new outdoor skills

Whether you’re a lifelong sportsman, just getting started, or raising the next generation of outdoors kids — this show is for you.

💚 Best part? This event helps us fund youth outdoor experiences, education, and programs that connect kids to nature and responsible sporting traditions right here in our community.

📅 April 11 & 12, 2026
📍 The Presque Isle Forum
👉 Tag a friend you want to bring!