January 22nd, 2012
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi everyone, this is Miguel Mora bringing one more time you all the action for this Sunday surf report. We when to the beach in the morning trying to catch some waves. It was running about wais to chest high on sets with nice offshore winds and the water was little chilly. Check out the lineup!!!
On the first surfing shot of the day we have this beautiful girl, she was trying to catch some ones. Check her out ridding on the white water. Look her buddy and face, she is very stoked and had fun.
As we said before the waves were small but fun, and we had a few guys doing their thing. Here we have one of them picking up on this little right.
We had a few international surfers catching a lot of waves this morning. This is our very good friend Mike he was killing every single wave on his long board. Check him out riding on this peeler left hander, one of the many waves that he caught today.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
We woke up super early this morning and headed out to the beach trying to score some fun waves at first light. The waves were running about chest to shoulder high on sets, with pretty light offshore winds and the water was nice. Check it out!!!
Hi and welcome our daily surf report. This is Miguel bringing you a little bit of action from the beach. Today we went to the beach in the morning trying to catch a few waves. The waves were small but super fun, running about knee to waist high on sets with nice offshore winds. Check out the..
Hi folks, we are the NSR family bringing you the action for the Thursday surf report. Today we drove up to Playa Maderas in the morning because we wanted to take advantage of the tide conditions. The waves were running about waist to chest high on sets with strong offshore winds and the water was..