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Eastport, ME Daily Water Report — August 25, 2026

Eastport's waters are looking pretty inviting today, particularly for divers and kayakers. With a diving score of 7.3 out of 10 and kayaking at 6.8, these activities are your best bets. The sea surface temperature is warmer than usual by 3.1 degrees Celsius, sitting at a comfortable 16 degrees, which should make for a pleasant underwater experience. Conditions are relatively stable with gentle easterly winds averaging 3 knots, gusting up to 5. This means smooth paddling and diving conditions, with wave heights remaining modest at around 0.52 meters. The calmest seas will be found later in the evening around 23:00, when waves dip to 0.4 meters, offering a serene close to your day on the water. The fishing scene, however, isn't quite as promising, with a score of 5.9. The solunar periods suggest the best windows are from 08:11 to 10:11 and again from 20:11 to 22:11. The high chlorophyll levels signal a bloom, which might not be ideal for clarity but could attract fish to feed. Visibility is a big downer today, with a foggy 0.1 km range, so keep your wits about you, especially if you're navigating or exploring new areas. The air's a bit on the humid side, with a dew point matching the temperature, so expect a moist feel in the air. Looking ahead, conditions remain fairly steady with light winds and calm seas through the week, though Saturday might bring a bit more chop with waves reaching up to 0.7 meters. If you're planning for the best experience this week, aim for a late evening paddle or dive today when the water's at its most tranquil.