July 23rd, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
One of the coolest things about traveling are the things you get to see along the way. Like the pet Iguana on this kids shoulder. We made it to San Blas and it was small, windy and rainy. Spend the night tonight and off to Puerta Vallarta tomorrow.
Hey this is annie with the report for today. We are at Maderas with some chest high waves and a ton of people out. It was small, but it was super fun, and as always, the wind was blowing offshore.
Everybody was out today. Here is Kambute, the waterman, throwing some.
Alberto getting some air time.
Coki, the lady killer himself, with the wave of the day. We’ll make sure the ladies see this one. He is a stud, isn’t he. That long flowing hair of his, and the way he just pulls in…mmmmm.
Even Kai Man paddled out to catch a few. And ladies, Kai does like older women.
And guys, this one looks like she is ready…Roberto getting artistic for us.
And this is what happens in Nicaragua when you trip…
and fall into a hole.
Sometimes you get lucky though, and get one of those magical boards. Thanks BY. Go Yinger. Check back tomorrow and see what surf we find. In the meantime, watch out for open manholes.
RECENT REPORTS
Hello and happy Sunday, We went off campus again and went to one of what’s known as Nicaraguas Lowers. Lights crowd, some wind, and fun. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were about the same size as yesterday, maybe a touch smaller. The wind was offshore and favorable all day. I took pictures around mid-day, so the sun was blazing and crowd was light.
Hey amigos! Josh back in town and behind the lens today and tomorrow. The waves still had size this Friday and the wind was offshore pretty much all day. The streak of consistent, quality waves continues. Aiden setting up for a big blast off the top in today’s opening frame here.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Overhead sets and offshore winds today. We have a long interval swell in the water and all spots are working today.