March 25th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
What’s up party people? The swell is still solid today and there were plenty of sick waves to be had. It’s running overhead on sets with light offshore winds and the water is starting to warm up a little bit. Here’s a cool line-up shot.
This is an unknown rider, who was taking a plenty of good waves inside. Here we caught a shot of him riding through on this nice wave.
We also had our good buddy Alfredo “El Manito” Peru, on the beach giving some surf lessons and afterwards getting in some good surf with the uncrowned water. Here he is pulling a nice bottom turn on this nice looking left.
Check out, one of the many good waves come through today with nobody on it. That’s is a shame!!!
This is a shot of Peter who was also surfing for the first time and nabbing a nice a set wave and dropping in.
That’s all for today but be sure to check back tomorrow for more surf action from Nicaragua. The swell should be sticking around for a while and we are going looking for some BARRELZZZZZ!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday evening’s surf report from Colorados. It was a bit of a “stand-up contest” this evening, but the power should return tomorrow. Still surfable, but we are suffering from the recency bias haha.
Hey amigos! Josh here for the next few days. Welcome to April 1st’s surf report from Colorados. The surf was on its dying breaths today, but there were still a few good sets and pulses sprinkled throughout the day. The mid-day window had insane sun, so there were very few surfers out.
Hello Tuesday, We had an unreal morning of what seemed to be right point barrel perfection. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Here is the Nica Team getting ready to fly out to Nicaragua. We had a great trip in Panama but now we have to get back to our country to work hard for the next Central American Surf Contest in Salvador at Punta Roca.
This is Roberto with the surf report and spanish class for today. We’ve got small waves out here at maderas but still rideable, the wind is strong offshore and the water is chilly.