January 6th, 2013
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey everyone, Brian here, bringing the report to you this Sunday afternoon. Another fun day of surf, with waves coming in at waist to shoulder high and some head high sets occasionally rolling through. The conditions were nice with steady offshore winds and sunny skies, with peaks coming in everywhere! Check it out!
The crowd was out early again this morning, trying to get their shacks in before the late crowd. With peaks like this coming in I can see why!
“Look mom, it’s Superman!” Not quite, it’s Mike from Nicawaves going anti-gravity on a speedy section.
Between the patches of sun and clouds the water color was looking pretty nice, but the temperature had definitely dropped. Check out this guy with a nice floater section.
Seemed like everyone in the neighborhood was in the water this morning, here’s Phillip drawing a line on a nice little left-hander.
This is one of those moments when the sun came out at the right time. Mike pulling into view again on a dredging right.
A few empty waves slipped through the cracks. Nicaraguan mini-keg.
First peak had it’s moments today as well, and Jefro was caught in time on one of those moments. Maybe this was just one of his vivid dreams.
Just another lucky traveler about to get his first taste of a Nicaraguan dirty barrel.
No shortage of local talent here this morning, Julito with a sweet, “Nica man fan”.
Monchito , back out today and getting lucky with a heaving, emerald right-hander. Yew!
Secret, left point break…..? Well, that’s it for today folks. Hope you got your fill of stoke from today’s report. If not, go surf! See you tomorrow. Adios amigos!
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