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Toke Point, WA Daily Water Report — August 28, 2026

Today's the day to hit the water at Toke Point, especially if you're boating or kayaking. With a boating score of 9/10 and kayaking at 8.2/10, conditions are nearly ideal. The wind is coming in gently from the northwest at around 4 knots, with occasional gusts up to 11 knots, which should keep things interesting without being overwhelming. The sea surface temperature is a balmy 18.7°C, slightly above average, making for a comfortable ride. Waves are relatively mild, peaking at 0.8 meters with the calmest period expected around 10 PM when they dip to 0.6 meters. For surfers, the 5.9/10 score reflects the modest 0.62-meter wave height at a 7.6-second period—decent for a mellow session, but not the epic surf some might hope for. Divers will find the conditions appealing with an 8.3/10 score, thanks to the calm waters and steady temperatures. Fishing scores a respectable 6.8/10 today. While the solunar tables suggest some peak activity around midday, the lack of tide data makes it a bit of a guessing game. The high chlorophyll levels indicate potential baitfish activity, but remember, that's no guarantee of a catch. Looking back, today's conditions are a slight improvement in boating and kayaking compared to recent days, with diving staying consistently strong. As for the days ahead, expect a bit of a rollercoaster with increasing winds and a higher chance of rain, especially by September 2nd, when gusts could reach up to 21.2 knots. For the best bet today, grab your kayak or boat and enjoy the tranquil waters before the wind picks up later in the week.