April 5th, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
The swell continues…It’s dropped of a tiny bit since yesterday but it’s still overhead on sets and offshore. The water also warmed up a little and a few of us were able to skin it for the first time in weeks. First light, nobody out, surf by yourself for 2 hours – this is why you stay at the NSR Casita.
Mr. Brown took full advantage of the situation and caught about every wave that came in. This was a set wave. (there was still a little juice out there)
Mr. Brown, shot 3. Short but sweet.
The sun came out and so did the locals. This is Salong from Limon.
Limon locals watch a lot of surf videos. How else would they know to try this?
Gray, from So. Cal, paddled out and caught a few fun ones.
But today was the Mr. Brown show. He was all over the place. In the tube…
…cutting back…
…and rebounding into the lip. Good stuff Mr. Brown.
We’ve got a second set of photo’s in for today too. These are from Maderas and Machete pt.
Here is cool shot from the hill. Hey Pancho Sanchez I started to climb too.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Wednesday evening’s surf report from Colorados. Surprisingly, the past couple days of swell were just powerful enough for some decent waves to break at our favorite spot.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Tuesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The swell was notably stronger than I expected. Some early season Pacific power! Middle peak was the place to be, but it was windy.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Monday’s surf report from French Fries. The waves were pretty much firing when I rocked up to take pictures, but just like yesterday the wind went side-shore as soon as I put the camera away. At least some surfers caught the magic window.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Small surf today, chest high and offshore winds. We scouted out some new spots, check ’em out.