March 4th, 2022
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey good afternoon and welcome back for the daily surf report! There are some super fun waves coming through today out there and maybe 5 or 6 guys out when I was shooting around lunch time. The water is slowly warming up and the wind wants to settle down but it is still pretty gusty. Come check out some highlights of the session..
You can see the size over the last few days has been a welcome change from the couple weeks where we didn’t have too much energy in the water.
John sneaking in some waves between surf lessons and between client waves.. Yeah buddy!
Lucas with a big wrapping roundhouse cutback under the noon sun.
Forecast is 2-3 maybe 3-4.. I like when the forecast under promises and over delivers, much better then the other way around
Bertie going right on this peaky spot he found out there
Bertie going left on a long peeler that kept connecting through and looked super fun
Got those Friday feels, happy to be going into the weekend. Hope you all have an amazing day and weekend! We’ll be back with some Saturday highlights for you tomorrow. Until then be easy.. Peace
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday evening’s surf report from Panga Drops / French Fries. The wind was light, there was still some size, but it was jumbled up out there.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Friday evening’s surf report from Colorados. The size and consistency actually declined today, contrary to what was forecasted. There were still a few corners to be had though. The wind was also light this evening.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday evening’s surf report from Colorados. The swell was even bigger today. Still slow between the sets, but definitely some keepers to be had.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome back to another edition of the Nicaragua Surf Report, it is a nice sunny day out with a nice offshore breeze and some small fun sized waves.
Hello surfers of the world, welcome to Wednesday’s surf report. The waves today were fun, 2-3 feet with the ocassional bigger sets, take a look!
The waves were small, in the 2-3 ft range, and they were breaking not too bad. Here is a roller at First Peak.