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Toke Point, WA Daily Water Report — August 22, 2026

Today at Toke Point, the water's calling with a mix of opportunities and challenges. Divers, this is your day, with a top score of 8.1/10, thanks to manageable waves and decent water temperatures hovering around 18.9°C. For surfers, a 7/10 score means the conditions are decent, though the wave height of around 0.94 meters at a 5.8-second interval isn't exactly epic. Still, the consistent swell from 205 degrees might offer some fun rides. Sailors and boaters have a good window too, with scores of 7.6/10 and 7.1/10, respectively. The SSW winds at 8 knots, gusting to 18, provide enough breeze without being overwhelming. Just be prepared for a bit of a bump from the 0.4-meter wind waves. Fishing enthusiasts will find a fair 6.3/10 score, with solunar peaks between 07:34-09:34 and 19:34-21:34. The barometer is on the rise, which might not be the best news for a bite, but the high chlorophyll levels suggest there's potential for baitfish activity. Kayakers need to be cautious with a 6/10 score; the ocean current running at 0.4 m/s toward the north could make for a challenging paddle. Wildlife watchers also have a modest 6.2/10 score, with the best viewing likely aligning with solunar periods. Looking ahead, the weather remains mostly stable with mild temperatures and low chances of rain. Wave conditions are set to mellow out slightly over the next few days, with a notable dip expected by August 23rd, making it a potentially better day for those seeking calmer waters. If you're looking for the best bet today, don your wetsuit and dive in; the underwater world is where the action is, with clarity and conditions aligning just right.