April 17th, 2012
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Even with the crazy winds pattern we had, we were able to score some sweet ones. Here is caught this little kid nabbing a sick peeler.
Since the waves were no barreling in the morning everyone out there was ripping all over the place. This is Marc from Fl attacking this section in the inside.
The winds got good for about 30 minutes and then changed again. How about this guy picking up a nice and clean little nugget.
Carlitos gained the barrel of the day. Here we have a short but cool sequence. Shot 1, pumping the breaks!
Shot 2, one of the many shots where he is totally shacked!
Getting the work done!
Cheers everyone!
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