January 6th, 2014
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hola amigos, hi and welcome to your daily surf report. The waves were fun today, running about chest to shoulder high on the bigger sets, winds were nice offshore and the water a little chilly. Check out the lineup!
We stayed over horse shoes this afternoon right before sunset. A few locals were out and they were ripping as always. Lester busting a cool frontside aerial.
Chocoyito was shredding up all afternoon long as well. About to throw the lip off the back.
Lestercito El Sopaycito was the man of the day. Check out this little sequence.
Coming all the way around. Using all his body to this power turn.
He knows how to shred on small waves for sure. Buena chabalo!
A few other rippers were out, on the lefts. Setting up to rip this section up!
Everyone out there was having a good time on the little waves. Come on down and get some fun ones too.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hey everyone, Brian here, bringing the report to you this Sunday afternoon. Another fun day of surf, with waves coming in at waist to shoulder high and some head high sets occasionally rolling through. The conditions were nice with steady offshore winds and sunny skies, with peaks coming in everywhere! Check it out!
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Lots of water was moving around this morning and the currents were pretty strong, so it was very hard to find the spot to pick up some of the better ones. This is Carlitos Caliente dropping into a nice sized right hander. This wave was easily double over head and Carlitos was charging.