October 31st, 2005
Somewhere in Nicaragua
We woke up early this morning and headed to Maderas to check the surf. Unfortunately, when we got there we found sloppy, chest high waves and onshore winds. Not again!
However – in a fortuitous turn of events (did I spell that right?), the wind mysteriously changed and began to blow offshore in the afternoon. This is a good sign! Roberto went down to the Bay of San Juan to document this historic event.
Here is Roque, logging some more time in the water.
There are three big fishing boats that have been washed up for a few weeks now. This guy looks like he’s found a new home…at least during low tide. Good conditions forecast for tomorrow too!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Colorados. There were only two windows this morning, but during these windows it was better than yesterday. I took pictures around 10:00am, and this was one of those two good windows.
Hey everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Welcome to Wednesday morning’s surf report from Colorados. The size finally bumped up a bit! Gavin gets to open the report with the best barrel of the photo window. There were more tubes later in the day.
Hello Tuesday and Happy Cinco de Mayo. We checked Colorado at first light and it wasn’t quite happening so we went up the beach to old faithful. Panga Drops. @tonyzphotos reporting.