April 3rd, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
We work hard to bring the best possible photos to NSR, today was no exception. The swell is pumping and it looks like we’ll have solid waves for the next couple of weeks. Today it’s slightly overhead and offshore and we are posting a photographic study of Southern Nicaragua’s “best known left point break”. This is how it looks from the beach.
We’ve taken 1000’s of pictures of this spot from the same places so today I went out searching for a few different perspectives. This is from far away and up high. Check out the lines wrapping in. I actually had to climb a tree to get this view.
Across the beach and up another mountain offered this perspective…Perfect in the afternoon light.
This is the advantage of a good telephoto lens. Check out the guy surfing on this one! It’s a beautiful place…
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were better by all measurable metrics today. It was still walled up and slow, but there were definitely some 10 pointers to be had.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Tuesday evening’s surf report from Colorados. The swell was bigger and stronger today, but it was very slow between the sets. I think the lack of a secondary swell combined with the sandbars not being in perfect shape made for long waits.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Monday evening’s surf report from Colorados. It wasn’t as big as I was expecting, but there was still some push.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Really fun waves this morning. Overhead sets and offshore winds, until about noon when they REALLY started blowing. We got in one good session though.