May 24th, 2014
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hello friends. This is the Saturday report. The waves keep kinda small but really fun. The range are 4-5 feet. Soft offshore wind and the water have beautiful color. Check the action.
The left and right were both working good today. Both had good barrels that occasionally ran to beach.
This guy was going big with his airs!!!!
During the low tide, this peak was the spot to be for barrels.
Today wasn’t just barrels. This guy lays down a nice turn.
Kevin had a nice barrel. Check the sequence.
Check this wave. Have a dirty barrel and he was deep.
Some time that kind of wave are more faster because have current and is hard to come out.
Done.
Ok guys. The swell gonna be good for the next week. So check tomorrow for see what start happen. Armando lopez is out.
I made it to Playa Maderas today and I want to share a couple of shots. Fun waves were rolling in, crowd was light and the winds were steady offshore.
It was a sweet day to take the big pangas out. Mario working on his cross-stepping style!
Jeremy was surfing by himself at Machete Pt. Beautiful jewels were rollin’ in!
RECENT REPORTS
Happy Sunday and thanks for tuning in. We had a drop in swell. Light to onshore winds, and some rain. But still had something to surf. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hello and Happy last Saturday of the year. We had another fun day of surf here with light winds and warm water. Jett here taking some cover from the afternoon sun. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Happy Friday Everybody, Thanks for tuning in. We have super fun waves running today. @tonyzphotos bringing you the action.
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