December 5th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey folks and welcome to the Saturday surf report from SW Nicaragua. The waves were small again today and it’s a good thing because the NSR Surf School had a big class of students today. It was a perfect beach day with chest high waves, warm water and nice offshore breezes. He headed out in the morning and took over one of our local beaches. This is Ainslie, dropping in on a nice peak all to herself.
Every knows DLite is the best surf instructor in Nicaragua. The NSR Surf School Guarantees that you WILL stand up! This is DLite, going over the fundamentals on land before hitting the water.
After about 20 – 30 minutes of beach instruction, DLite leads his students down to the warm water to catch their first waves. What a beautiful place to learn how to surf.
Each student at the NSR Surf School receives individual attention. This is DLite, helping to identify the right wave to catch and giving a little push at just the right time.
Meanwhile, the water was alive today with all kinds of bait-fish, diving birds and sealife. This is one of our local fisherman, trying to catch some dinner for his family.
At one point, Miguel looked down and saw this baby lobster in the water. The photo is deceiving, this guy is only about 3 inches long. …almost eatin’ size by Nicaragua standards!
Back at the NSR Surf School, the students were going off and catching some great rides. Can’t beat a wave like this for your first day surfing!
Here’s a cool shot of Kate, who stood up on her very first wave! Nice job Kate!
Marshal, Marshal, Marshal, stand up tall – you are on NSR!
Pancho made it out today and was stoked to have his SUP on these fun little waves. It was a great day to go exploring around the beach and catch the little rollers.
How about this photo for your first ever day of surfing. Everybody stands up with the NSR Surf School!
There were some fun little nugs coming in up the beach too. It wasn’t going off or anything, but it sure was fun.
By the end of the morning, the NSR Surf School was going off! It looks like everybody was able to catch this wave!
Yeah guys! Today was super fun. Thanks for booking with the NSR Surf School!!! We’ve actually got a new swell in the forecast for the next couple of days so we’ll see what happens with that. In the meantime, be sure to check back with NSR!
And today we have a special announcement to make – NSR’s very own Roberto “Luche Libre” Garcia finally made it official and tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend “Luz”. The church cermony included a baptism of their youngest daughter and took place here in SJDS. This is the newly married couple leaving the church. Congrats Lucha and Luz!!!
The church ceremony was followed by a private party at one of our local restaurants. The rum flowed late into the night while friends and family celebrated and danced the night away. This is Roberto and his father Chololo and his brother Miguel.
Hey, isn’t that Pedro and Chulin? Who let these houlligans behind the bar?
And finally, you can not take a bad photo of Robeto’s oldest daughter Dagne. She was one of the ring bearers tonight and as usual, she was as cute as could be. Please check back with us tomorrow!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! I hope you all had a great Fourth! Saturday’s report is coming your way from Colorados as per usual. It was smaller today, but very shreddable. Still a few tubitos too.
Happy 4th of July! The size of the surf dropped notably today. There were still good sets, but patience was key (again). Hard to believe there were no takers on this one!
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Playa Colorado. I saw some of the biggest sets of the year today. There were epic moments, but it was still a bit slow between the high quality waves.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hi everyone, we are Lucha and Come Pan bringing you the action for the Friday surf report. Today we had a couple of new students who decided to take some surf lesson with the NSR Surf School. They were super stoked because they stand up very quickly and were able to score some fun rides. ..
All right everybody, here is “Come Pan” Panic reporting out here at Maderas. It’s running overhead on sets and the wind is offshore. Check out the lineup.
This is Roberto with the report and the spanish class for today. We didn’t go to Maderas today but we guessed It’s waist high on sets and the wind is blowing offshore. Here is a shot from the bay, check out all those birds flying around. I bet there are many bait for dinner.