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Toke Point, WA Daily Water Report — August 30, 2026

Today's aquatic conditions at Toke Point, WA lean toward the favorable side for most water activities, with boating and diving leading the pack at 8.8/10 and 8.3/10, respectively. If you're looking to hit the water, these are your best bets. The light NNW winds at 4 knots, gusting up to 11, make for a relatively calm day, especially for those looking to cruise or explore beneath the waves. Fishing holds steady at a solid 7.1/10, with the solunar periods suggesting the early afternoon (13:53-15:53) as the prime window to cast your line. The high chlorophyll levels of 4.91 mg/m3 hint at an active aquatic ecosystem, though we can't draw direct conclusions about fish activity from this alone. Surfing is slightly less optimal today with a score of 6.1/10. The wave height hovers around 0.64 meters with a period of about 8 seconds—not the most thrilling conditions for catching that perfect wave, but enough for a decent ride if you're determined. Sailors might find the day a tad underwhelming, as the wind remains on the gentle side, scoring 5.9/10 for sailing. Looking back, the past few days have seen a bit more variability, with surfing peaking at 7.4/10 on the 26th and boating reaching a high of 9/10 on the 28th. Today holds its own, particularly for those favoring smoother waters. As we peer into the upcoming days, expect a mix of conditions with a slight uptick in wind and a significant chance of rain by September 2nd, when the waves are set to rise between 1.0-1.8 meters. For now, if you’re aiming for the optimal experience today, diving is your ticket to an underwater adventure, with calm seas and excellent visibility on your side.