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Eagle Point, Galveston Bay, TX Daily Water Report — August 29, 2026

Good news for those setting out on Galveston Bay today—boating and kayaking are your top picks, with scores of 9.1 and 8.3 out of 10, respectively. The bay's calm demeanor is courtesy of gentle northwesterly winds hovering around 5 knots, with gusts peaking later tonight. Wave heights are minimal, reaching their calmest at 0.06 meters around 9 a.m., making for smooth sailing and paddling. Fishing enthusiasts might find today a tad less promising than earlier in the week, with a score of 6.2 out of 10. The solunar tables suggest the best bites might come during the major period from 1:06 to 3:06 p.m., coinciding with the afternoon low tide. It’s a full moon tonight, which can sometimes throw fish off their game, so be prepared for a mixed bag. Surfers might want to keep their boards dry today, as the 0.1-meter waves aren’t offering much to ride. For divers, conditions remain consistent, with a 6.8 score, though the very high chlorophyll levels indicate a bloom that could affect visibility underwater. Looking back, today's conditions are on par with the past few days, with boating consistently scoring high. The stable barometric pressure at 1017 hPa and lack of rain make for a pleasant day on the water, even if the fishing isn't at its peak. Looking ahead, temperatures will hold steady in the coming days, but keep an eye on the wind, which is expected to pick up slightly. The chance of rain remains low through the weekend, keeping the waters inviting. When the sun sets at 7:48 p.m., consider a serene paddle or sail under the glow of the full moon. It's a perfect way to cap off your day on the bay.