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Toke Point, WA Daily Water Report — August 29, 2026

For those heading out to Toke Point today, the waters present a mixed bag of opportunities. Boating enthusiasts will find a favorable day with a solid 7.9/10 suitability score, thanks to gentle northwesterly winds and manageable waves peaking around 1 meter. Divers can also rejoice with an 8/10 score, as the clear skies and moderate sea temperatures create excellent conditions for exploring beneath the surface. Surfing conditions have improved slightly, scoring 7.3/10, with a moderate swell coming from the northwest. The waves are consistent, if not particularly large, making it a decent day for those looking to catch some smooth rides. Kayakers should find the calmest waters around midnight, with wave heights dropping to 0.62 meters, offering a peaceful paddle under the light of a nearly full moon. Fishing, with a score of 7.1/10, might be most rewarding during the solunar major periods between 1:08 to 3:08 AM and 1:08 to 3:08 PM. The high chlorophyll levels suggest baitfish activity could be lively, though this doesn't directly translate to game fish action. Wildlife watchers can expect a good day too, with a score of 7/10, particularly during the evening solunar minor period. Comparing today to recent days, conditions are relatively stable, with slight improvements in surfing and fishing scores. Winds are a bit stronger than yesterday's mild 3.9 knots, but still manageable for most activities. Looking ahead, the weather remains mostly cooperative with mild temperatures and low chances of rain through the end of the month. However, by September 2nd, expect a significant uptick in wind and precipitation, which could disrupt plans. Best bet today? Dive into the waters for an immersive experience, as the conditions are prime for underwater exploration.