April 30th, 2007
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi and welcome to the surf report for today. We are getting some swell now but it is not that big, today we have a crew from Virginia staying in the NSR beach house. It’s head high to over head on sets and the wind is offshore.
Here is Jeff “Sitos” Breit taking a nice set wave. Who said the lawyers can not surf.
Here is Bob “El Cebollas” Morecock going on a good right hander.
Check out how cool this shot is. This is Randy “Big Duck” Duvell making the new revolution on surfing.
This is Rick “El Juez” Aflee taking a nice left.
Here is Rich “Strummer” Cromwell getting a bit covered. Pull into that thing man!!
Here is Allen “Beez” Beasley on a nice looking left. Yeahh buddy, you just have fun no matters how big the wave is.
Here is Chuck “El Presidente” Zauzing with the best shot of the day.
This is Ed “Eduardo” Power with a sweet bottom turn on a nice size wave.
And here is the lastone of the crew, John “Juan Lago” Lake with a sweet left.
Here is Mr. Brown with a cool backside shot looking for the barrel.
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Tuesday, We had a nice afternoon with glassy waves in the head high range again. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hello Monday, We had a fun morning fo surf in the head high range. Sunny and offshore winds. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Sunday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were finally a bit bigger today. There was a good window in the morning and in the evening. I took photos around 3:00pm and it was a decent window.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Today is the second day of the Playa Santana Surf Contest. It’s a good thing it didn’t start until 11:00am because there was a bitchin party on the beach last night. Gotta love those offshore winds – all-day-long. The beach was packed today with competitors and onlookers alike. We caught tons of action. Check it..
There isn`t much swell right now. Today was supposed to be the best day for the next week or so. It was about head high on sets and we had offhores all day. This is Gerardo picking off a nice right hander at Maderas.