May 31st, 2012
Somewhere in Nicaragua
What’s up folks? We are the NSR family bringing you a little bit of the action for the last surf report for this month. We went to the beach this morning to find some waves and we did find a few fun ones. It was running about chest to shoulder high on the bigger sets with light offshore winds and the water was nice and warm. Check out the lineup!!!
The lineup was not very busy today, we only had about 6 or 9 guys trying to score some fun waves. There were a few nice lefts rolling through this morning as well, this guy was picking them off one by one.
A few rippers were out doing their thing as you can see. Unknown rider making it look easy, with a cool front side snap, on this little nugget. Good job my friend!
As we said before the waves were small but if you catch the right wave, with a little speed, you could be like this guy, throwing buckets!
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
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