March 12th, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Well, Roberto is feeling a bit better today and it’s a good thing because the waves at Maderas are FIRING. It’s overhead and offshore and we’ve got tons of pics. This is Kambute charging Machete pt.
Here is a great shot of Coki, pulling into a nice right.
Coki, shot 2.
Coki, Shot 2
What would a day at the beach be if it weren’t for the chicks?
Here is a cool shot by Roberto.
Switching locations for a second…the waves weren’t quite as good up north today, but they were still super fun and nobody was out. This is a beachbreak, near Leon – there are miles and miles of empty barrels.
This place reminded me of some of the beaches in Mainland Mex. Dumpy, hollow and strong. This was the view when we pulled up in the early morning. These waves are about head-high.
The wind varied between offshore and sideshore all morning. I was hoping to get some pics of other surfers, there just wasn’t anybody out. This is how it looked when I got out. Not only was it super fun, it showed definite potential.
RECENT REPORTS
Happy 4th of July! The size of the surf dropped notably today. There were still good sets, but patience was key (again). Hard to believe there were no takers on this one!
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Playa Colorado. I saw some of the biggest sets of the year today. There were epic moments, but it was still a bit slow between the high quality waves.
Hey everyone! Josh back behind the lens for a few days. The swell today is the largest it has been in about two weeks. It was still slow between the sets, but there were a few one hour windows and pulses.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Regardless of what everyone says, it is possible for a wave to sneak through unridden at Santana Beachbreak.