November 30th, 2010
Somewhere in Nicaragua
The surf was pretty small today, but there still a few little nuggets coming in. The lineup was almost empty and the water was a little chilly. Check it out!!!
For a few seconds this is how the ocean looked, pretty nice to rum a boat or even a stand up paddle board. Remember that we have a couple of the sickest paddle boards in town if you want to have fun out there on the giant super panga.
Even when the waves are small, there are always some wipe outs to shoot. That’s happens when you are learning buddy, but do not give up.
The waves were perfect for this little kid. He’s only 11 years old and he was ripping all over the place. Nice off the top carnalito!
Back in town, there were a few guys doing their best to have fun. Nice move on the skate pal. The waves are supposed to be small for the next few days but we are expecting to have a little push by the weekend so stay tuned and see what happen.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday evening’s surf report from Colorados. The size was up some this evening, but the wind direction was a bit side-shore, so there was some light texture and bump.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Playa Colorado. This evening was very similar to yesterday. Arguably a touch smaller this evening, but mid-day had some decent sets.
Hey everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Welcome to Wednesday evening’s surf report from Colorados. It kind of turned on when I showed up with the camera. The presence of the camera seems to be lucky charm or set magnet haha.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome everyone to our daily surf report on the last day of this month. This is the NSR family bringing you all the action from somewhere in the pacific coast. Today we drove up a little bit trying to score some fun waves and we did. The waves were running about chest to shoulder high..
Hey guys, thank you for joining us for the Sunday surf report. Today the swell dropped off quite a bit and the wind turned onshore, it was running about knee to waist high on sets and the water was nice. This is an uncommon weather pattern for this time of year so we are sure..
Hi friends, welcome to the surf report for today. We are Roberto “Lucha Libre” and Jairo “Come Pan” Panic, reporting out here at Maderas. It’s runninig about waist to chest high on sets, the wind is offshore and the water is starting to feel cold. Check out the lineup.