Wicked Maine

A wicked popular topping for pancakes, french toast, crepes, ice cream and more will be in the spotlight this weekend...yummy Maine Maple Syrup.

Racing with spiked tires on the ice! Now that's hardcore!

Watch him Send It with those hardcore spiked tires diggin' in and leavin' a long mark! By the way, we can't wait to see a race against a snowmobile...Bring it, guy!

Somebody found a roadkill coyote frozen solid in Northern Maine. Since it was suspended in a pose worthy of display in the state museum, they stood it up on the side of the road for people to see while driving by.

In a video posted on Facebook yesterday, Peter Panagore of Ocean Point is gliding across the ice on skates. The really cool thing is that it's black ice so it's thinner making it appear as though Peter is skating on the water.

These big beauties were posted on opening day of scallop fishing here in Maine to Facebook by fisherman Ed Tooley of Hope. Amazing! Thanks Ed!

It's a rare sight to see a beast like this just galavanting around in the open. The video was posted just yesterday and is nearing 2000 shares and already has well over 100,000 views. Check it out, guy!!

Maine fans have been waiting and waiting for any details about when the next season will be on. Well today, it was revealed.

This insane obstacle course is navigated with the wife carried face down on the husband's back her arms wrapped around his waist and legs around his neck. The race even has a giant mud puddle (called the widow maker) to get through. Crazy right?

We're not sure why anyone would need holiday ornaments or a clock with moose droppings next to each number so you know when it's "one turdy". But, this Maine woman's enthusiasm for gifts made with moose poop might actually convince you to buy 'em.

His surprise and super enthusiastic reaction to reeling in the monstah is so wicked cute you'll watch it over and over!

Charlotte Gill the owner of Charlotte's Legendary Lobster Pound in Southwest Harbor is giving new meaning to 'baked' lobsters.

The stars of Maine Cabin Masters hung out at Renys in Topsham to promote their new line of merchandise available in the stores.

When most of us think of lobstah boats, we 'magine them just kinda chuggin' along. Holy crap dude! Hammah down and launch 'ah!

Here's a sweaty little ditty from our friends Flooded Cellar, a band outta Lovell. The Maine made music video is perfect to sing along with as we start July with a hazy, hot, and humid scorchah.

First of all, don't you just love the word Schooner (that's pronounced, Schoo-nah 'round heah)? Or it it just us? Well, summer's here and the time is right for sailing in the bay!