August 28th, 2010
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi everyone, this is Miguel bringing you one more time our daily surf report for this Saturday. Today we went to the beach early in the morning trying to catch some good waves, but unfortunately we found onshore winds. The waves were running about chest to shoulder head high on sets and the water was warm. Check out the lineup.
When we arrived to the beach this morning nobody was in the water. This is Pancho Sanchez with one of the favorite boards the “super pickle “, he was ripping all over the place. It doesn’t matter how sloppy the conditions are, the “super pickle” goes in anything.
When the wind is onshore and the waves are head high, SJDS is one of the best places to go. Where else can you catch a wave and then come in and listen to some music and have a beer on the beach. It’s not a performance wave, but if you dial back your expectations, it’s definitely fun.
Here’s a shot of an unknown pale rider, cruising along in the SJDS Bay. Quasimoto dude!
Check it out, we just got in a new shipment of brand new Firewire Surfboards for our rental fleet. These are the new 2010 models and they feel even sweeter than they look. If you care about what you ride, rent your surfboard from NSR. We’ve got the best quiver in Nicaragua!
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Sunday, we went off campus today and scored some fun waves at the point around the corner. @tonyzphotos bringing you the days action.
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!
FROM THE ARCHIVES
We got ready our big pangas and made it out to ride some small ones. Here is Pancho Sanchez steps away from fun.
Welcome to the Thursday surf report, the swell has picked up a little bit but unfortunately we have hurricane Gustav heading for the Gulf of Mexico and affecting our winds. It’s still better than the east coast of FL but for us it is less than stellar conditions. The surf is running chest to head..
Today we headed out at north to share with some of our friends from Virginia Beach. It’s about chest to head high on sets but the wind is onshore. Check out the lineup.