October 13th, 2020
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome back for the Tuesday surf report. The swell has gone down considerably, but the conditions were still nice and the crowd factor was down to a low low… much like the tide. Check it out and for some extra local good vibes…. step on IN!
We had some good friends from down the way make their way over today for a fun day of fun in the sun. Like Mel here practicing her backside on a mellow day at our ever so popular Playa Colorado beach break!
And mi amiga Su, taking a little surf exploration from a little way south. Nice one Chica!!!!
Colin and crew were stoked to be riding some different waves today. As we all know it feels nice to sometimes break away from the norm of your daily surf break and try out some different types of waves.
To be honest, they were the only ones out there this afternoon….. and as you can see it was super fun for them to be trading off wave after wave all by themselves.
Give it another day or two and this thing will be reaching well overhead. So definitely come on back when the waves are doing it’s THANG!!!!!
Dave here practicing and getting ready for when the next juicy swell arrives!!!!
If you wan to step up your surfing game… this spot is the place!!
Just ask anyone who’s surfed here…. it’s one of the best stretches of beach on the entire Nicaragua Coastline!
Even the local eagle eye’s (pun intended) know this fact!
So here’s a little local surf stoke inspiration for all you surf fans…!A couple of my good friends from Amarillo & Gigante started a little surfing championship for the kids in gigante and they’re trying to get some local help and donations for prizes for the kids that want to participate; but don’t necessarily have the gear for each contest. The contest is set to have 10 dates, with the first already done and completed. So, here’s some info if you can help out in anyway! Its really roots type of contest and WAX would be the most appreciated thing to give way as a prize…… SO Any help is welcome and very much needed & appreciated!!!Here are some contacts if you wish to donate and make some of the local kids super happy and stoked out!!! +506 8637 1888[email protected]
NSR has proudly donated all the jerseys (like the one you see here) for all the contest entries. : )
Here are some highlight and the results from the first contest so far:LSG – Giant’s Surf LeagueThe competition was a success with 25 registrants who presented 17.1st place Jackson obando 2nd place Eduardo Obando 3rd place David Omar BelloWe are also happy to report our first donor, for the boys. Tomas Pardo, surfboard shaper, Head of project coordination in Nicaragua of the Spanish NGO, Amigos de la Tierra He donates a table shaped by himself, to raffle off among some of the boys in town who, due to lack of a table, have not been able to compete on the first date.The participants need surfing equipment, be it boards, fins, leashes and wax, any help will be very welcome !!! I hope to see you in the next date of the LSG Liga de Surf de Gigante The next contest is this next saturday 12:30
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Tuesday and Merry Christmas Eve. @tonyzphotos brining you todays action.
Hello and happy Monday. We had a little jump in swell size and the wind picked up a bit too. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Happy Sunday, The swell dropped a bit and the winds are a little stronger, but we still have some surf. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Howdy surfers from around the world. We had some pretty nice conditions this morning, considering the weather was looking quite ominous. This might be our last HOORAH of clean conditions before that big rain storm reaches us this afternoon/evening.. so, glad we got this for today!
Greetings from Nicaragua. We had some heavy rains last night and with it came a lot of debris washing out through both of our rivers that feed into the ocean here. The winds are sorta staring to calm down, just a little, but hopefully we’ll be back to our normal offshores again soon.
Hola everybody and Happy Friday! Let’s kick it off into the weekend with some surf shots shall we?