June 24th, 2017
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Buen día amigos! Brian back here for the Saturday surf report. We had a super low tide early this AM with some incredibly fun surf in the waist to head high (occasional overhead) range. Take a scroll through with me to check out how the day started here in Nica-Land!
The jungle has lots of eyes. Camera eyes that is. Today was a great day to be capturing the moments for sure. Some really fun stuff out there.
Like this dude getting this nice little nugget barrel. It’s not that big, but I bet he was stoked!
We don’t really have “gyms” per say here at the beach, so you have to improvise with your cross training; if you’re into that kind of thing.
We still have some good energy out there.. and this was with the tide going low, so you know how good it’s going to be once the water comes back up.
Nothing like a little morning punt to go with your desayuno tubos!
Speaking of punting, here’s one of the masters showing up for work on this fine Saturday.
The girl power was in effect as well. Nice turn chica!
Hey Codo, nice turn as well amigo! Both photos almost look identical if you scroll back one shot. Its like your chica gemela! jaja
I spotted Carlitos Caliente out there today putting on a little clinic with some observant viewers. Ripping buddy!!
Shhhhhwaaaack!!
The sand bars look like they’re grooming up pretty nicely after all these rains and surf we’ve been having. Lets hope they get even more defined.
Below sea level barrels are not an uncommon occurrence at this well known beachie on the low tides.
That’s a sick turn and some really nice form. People come here from all over the world to surf our world class waves and with it they bring some world class surfing and style too!
Going for BROKE, or going for a broken board? Either way, this guy pulled the trigger and went all in!
Like I said, we still have some overhead surf and its looking to be really good until the end of the month and into July. What are you waiting for and book that trip already!
I usually see a couple common styles when people surf this barreling wave. #1 the double hand drag stall.
or #2 the pig dog get as deep as you can stall. Either way, like the saying goes… If you make it out, you weren’t deep enough.
Mr. Obando proving my point back on slide #7
Remember that guy I said was going for broke? Well, looks like his board and his body are still in tact and he’s still going for broke! This guy’s a machine.
Oh and there’s also #3 I forgot to mention about the styles of barrel riding here. Like Jackson here speed driving through at Mach 10, because most of the time you have to hit the gas to even make it out unscathed.
…. and of course, lastly #4. The my board isn’t going fast enough for this wave so use my momentum and try to ride out the rest of the wave body surfing it. Well executed buddy!!
If seeing this doesn’t fire you up on your way out, I’m not sure what else would?
Time for that after surf breakfast acai bowl (or whatever it is you take, leaded or unleaded for your paddle fuel). All I know if the day is still early and I imagine the waves are going to be good all day long. Hope you enjoyed the Breakfast rendition of the weekend report. Check back tomorrow to see if things stay the same, or get better?? ¡Hasta luego! ~
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
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