August 28th, 2014
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi there, this is the NSR Family here with your Thursday surf report. The conditions were a little rough today but there were still some rideables out there. We had some rain, the winds were going around all day long and the water was nice. Check it out!!!
This ripper was also busting little airs on his frontside, taking advantage of the empty lineup. Watch out Oscarito!
A couple of big surfers were out and they were doing their thing. This is James tucking into a nice pocket.
Cool little ramps all over the place to be destroyed. Hacking it up!
There were a few gems to be taken as well. Get around that thing and pull in amigo.
Esteban El Pipito is caught here on the last shot of the day. It was nice to see him out there, attacking some cool sections.
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