March 18th, 2011
Somewhere in Nicaragua
What’s up folks? This is Miguel bringing you the Friday surf report from down here in San Juan del Sur. The waves were kinda fun today, running about waist to shoulder high on sets but the wind was howling offshore, the water was not cold but the winds made it a little bit chilly. Check it out!!!
A couple locals and a few international dudes made it out and they were riding tons of fun waves. This is El Coyotito picking up a nice left hander.
Juan Bustos has been surfing way better than the last month, and he already learned how to snaked people. That’s not good to do big boy!
Riley is caught here on a nice looking left hander. It wasn’t one of the bigger sets, but it was one of the cleaner ones.
Sometimes when you are surfing you get to hit your head with your board. This girl was not worried about that because she had on a peculiar helmet.
The last shot of the day goes to La Gaviota Chamorro busting a sick frontside air. The waves should be fun tomorrow as well, so make sure to check us back out.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
What’s up folks? We are the NSR family bringing you all the action for this Thursday surf report. Today we went to the beach in the afternoon with a couple friends trying to catch some really fun waves. The waves were firing, running about chest to head high on sets with nice offshore winds. Check..
On the first surf shot we have Patt riding this wave with killer style. This is the first wave he took today and the first wave of his life. Can you guys believe it? He’s a natural surfer.
Alright folks, today we are leaving town and heading out to Managua to spend the night up there and fly out to Panama early in the morning. So, we went early to the beach and see what the swell is doing. It’s pretty small but there are still some rideable waves for longboard, the wind..