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Toke Point, WA Daily Water Report — August 26, 2026

If you're looking to get out on the water today at Toke Point, it's shaping up to be a delightful day for diving, fishing, and other water activities, with diving scoring a commendable 8.4/10. The calmest waves are expected around 2 a.m. at 0.66 meters, which means a relatively stable sea state throughout the day. This makes it a great opportunity for divers to explore, as the water temperature is a comfortable 18.7°C, and visibility is decent at 12.3 km. Fishing enthusiasts will enjoy the 8.2/10 score, with the solunar tables suggesting peak activity late morning and evening. It’s a good day to cast a line, especially with the stable barometric pressure of 1017 hPa, which tends to keep conditions predictable. The high chlorophyll concentration might suggest good baitfish presence, but remember, it's not a direct indicator of fish activity. Surfers and kayakers can look forward to moderate conditions, with both activities scoring 7.4/10. The swell is coming from 260 degrees at a modest 0.36 meters, providing some fun but manageable waves. However, the wind, while not too strong, could gust up to 14.2 knots by late evening, so plan your sessions earlier in the day for the best experience. Boaters should note the slightly lower score of 7.7/10 today compared to yesterday's 8.7/10, largely due to increased wind gusts and cloud cover. However, with no precipitation expected and a stable barometric trend, it's still a solid choice for a day on the water. Looking ahead, conditions remain favorable with a slight uptick in wave height and swell over the next few days, but nothing too concerning. Temperatures will hover in a similar range, with only a slight chance of rain later in the week. Best bet? Grab your gear and dive in early, then settle in for some afternoon fishing as the tides shift and the fish come calling.