June 7th, 2007
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi and welcome to the surf report for today, it is “Lucha Libre” here taking photos before this weekend’s contest. Finally we have offshore wind and some good waves. Check it out.
Here is the barrels show. This is Luis “La Baloy” Chamorro getting down and dirty. He’s practicing a lot because this contest will be full of the top competitors in Nicaragua.
But Mario “El Danino” Martinez is the boss getting barreled in this wave, so “La Baloy” has a big challenge for this contest.
We had a couple of good wipe outs today. Check out Pedro “Huesitos” getting worked, shot 1.
Shot 2, about to get buried.
Here is Darwin “El Cabucho” Jacamo with a sweet layback. Hey Rexito wacth out for this guy.
And here is Junior “El Brujo” Martinez flying high with the last shot of the day. That’s all for today folks, remenber we have a contest this weekend in Santana, so stay tuned with us.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos. Welcome to Thursday’s late morning report from Colorados. It was clean this AM, but notably smaller. The sets still had enough size to offer up tubitos.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Wednesday was a let down compared to what was forecasted. It was not 4ft @ 16 sec as projected by Surf-lie haha. The sets were good when they came, but there was one quality set every 20 minutes roughly. It was a waiting..
Hello Tuesday, I checked Colorado in the morning hoping the new swell was going to be showing, but didn’t see much happening yet. So decided to check Panga drops up the beach our local swell magnet. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
What do you get when you cross small waves and onshore winds (again)? Boredom. We’ve got photos from SJDS today, in the bay. Waist to chest, onshore and mush. Surfable though, if you want it. This is Carlos.
VICTORY AT SEA! Rainy and stormy conditions all day today. Didn’t bother going to the beach. Are you kidding me? There is no end in sight. If you are a surfer who knows about weather, please email us and let us know when this onshore pattern will stop.