February 14th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome back to another small surf report from out here at Maderas. In the last few days we’ve gone to the beach early in the morning to catch a couple fun and uncrowd waves. It’s running about knee to waist high on sets, the wind is offshore and the water keeps cold.
First at all we want to give a special shoot out to “El Mope’s” grandfather. He’s more than 70 years old and he still wants to learn how to surf, never is too late to do what you want. You are my boy blue!!!
A couple of longboarders made it out this morning. Here is an unknown rider taking a nice right on “El Cayuco”.
“El Tuzo” Morales was ripping all over the place today. Here he is on one of the best left of the day with a sweet spray.
“La Gaviota” Chamorro keeps practicing hard for the upcoming Central American Surf Contest in Panama the next month. By the way WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP to send these guys to represent Nicaragua. Check him out with a nice cut, he’s really working hard to get a good score over there.
There were a couple of clean left coming through today. Here is a junior beginner riding the longest one of the day. We call him “Chispero”.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to May 1st’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were still fairly small today. The sets had some size and space to work with though. This surfer demonstrated some textbook form through his bottom turn.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday afternoon’s surf report from Colorados. The size and consistency dropped notably from yesterday and this morning. There were still a few little corners to be found though.
Hey everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Welcome to Wednesday morning’s surf report from Playa Colorado. The size was down notably from yesterday, but there were still a few clean corners. It was fast and the sets were stretching across the beach though. This guy got some good ones and..
FROM THE ARCHIVES
We’ve had small clean surf here all week. Today we had more of the same. It is about waist high, the wind is light offshore, and the water is in the low eighties. It was unbelievably uncrowded today.
Here is a cool shot from up above the Marina, which is being renovated by the Japanese. Notice the super hard offshores on the bay.