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Seavey Island, ME Daily Water Report — August 29, 2026

Today is a prime day for boating and kayaking around Seavey Island, with scores of 9.1 and 8.3 out of 10, respectively. The calm waters and gentle winds provide excellent conditions for paddlers and boaters to enjoy the serene coastal scenery. With wave heights hovering around 0.5 meters and the calmest period expected at 7:00 AM, it’s a great time to hit the water early. Fishing enthusiasts will find moderate success today, scoring a 7/10. The full moon, with solunar major periods peaking around noon, should offer some productive windows, particularly during the second high tide at 12:58 PM. While the chlorophyll levels are high, indicating a bloom, this doesn't necessarily translate to fish activity, so focus on timing your outings with the tides and solunar periods. Surfers might find today a bit lackluster, with a score of 5.5/10. The swell is modest at 0.4m, and the wave period is short, so expect smaller, less powerful waves. It's a step down from earlier in the week when surfing conditions were slightly more favorable. Diving conditions are decent, with a score of 7.6/10. The water temperature is a comfortable 19.4°C, though visibility might be a concern with the high chlorophyll levels. If you’re diving, aim for midday when the sun is high, providing better light penetration. Looking ahead, the next few days will bring slightly cooler temperatures and a higher chance of rain by September 1st. Wave heights are expected to remain manageable, making it a good week for those on the water. For a memorable outing today, launch your kayak at dawn to catch the sunrise and enjoy the calmest conditions of the day.