
We had one of those magical days where the waves just TURNED ON!! Check it!

Local legend and barrel maestro, Carlos de Colorados… doing what he does best. Finding Tubos!

On his backhand, he’s always still a legend.

Surf checks here are always by land. That is unless you can find a drive up spot (which is getting more and more limited) I think this applies to almost all surf spots now-a-days (we’re pretty lucky here). “Sand in the toes before you know” is my personal surf check requirement.

What do you visualize going on here… air section? possible mini barrel to doggy door outro to air section. Oh the mind surfing possibilities are endless.

Backwash, rinse cycle section’s never looked more dirty eh???

Bet you wish you were this sponger right about now eh???

Backlit, backside barrels are a bit dreamy on days like today.

So are frontside super sick, deep green salt mines, like this one; Carlos cruising by on so effortlessly.

Heavy beach-break days call for system checks from time to time. Leash rope good. CHECK!

The light winds in the afternoon superseded the super high tide.

אבל לפצצה יש גולשים, כמו החבר שלי ינאי פה עושה כמה תמרונים מעניינים של לירד המילטון שם היום. בוא נגיד שזה היה NUTS!But the bomb sets had surfers, like my buddy Yanai here doing some interesting Laird Hamilton maneuvers out there today. Let’s just say this thing was NUTS!

Riding a 4’ 6″ soft top deserves a bit of respect too. But if you’re a team rider for “CatchSurf” (think of guys like Jamie O’Brien, Kalani RobB, Julian Wilson, Noa Deane), I think this is one of the requirements. Stoked you picked Nicaragua for your testing grounds amigo! I hope I see you out there mañana!

If you ever want to see a prefect example of a TRUE team rider…. look no further than this kid, Kei Kobayashi. Check him out on this backdoor looking PC’s wave this later afternoon. He not only charges, but he’s super humble and has the respect of a guy my age, which speaks volumes for the younger generation these days. Killing it buddy!

Idan, tearing one off the bottom.

Kei is on the Nica program after spending countless time here in Nicaragua. Going all 13 o’clock like he’s on aguinaldo on this wave!!!!

Ahhhh – so good to see my good friend Diego back for the season. Bienvenido Hermano!

A couple coming through with some teeth! Grrrrrrrr!

How do you navigate your hight tide wonk??

Pin tail with a single fin or thruster, what’s you’re blade with cuchillos of choice? Little tip… they all work here… very well!!

Although my new friend Idan will be heading home soon… I’ve so very glad to have met him….

AND I’m really hoping tomorrow will be the day where I get him some of his best shots here in Nicaragua.

What’s an afternoon session without happy hour? May I stress the happy part enough?

Don’t look into the light…. it’s a trap! or is it???

Last session light going gone… with a little extra froth.
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Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Colorados. It was another small, but fun day of waves. Looks like the last mellow day for a good eight to nine days. Finley managed to find a couple of tubitos.
FROM THE ARCHIVES

Hello everyone, welcome to another Monday Surf Report from Santana beach. Semana Santa has ended and everything is getting back to normal here in Nicaragua. A new swell came yesterday and the waves are pumping, and is going to stay this way for at least two weeks!