June 16th, 2022

Somewhere in Nicaragua

There were only 2 people out when I got down there. But here’s a good size reference for ya!

B-Dog back at his second home away from home and loving it!

Rodge (the other only the lonely out there early this AM) making his way down the reef lineup in the chocolatey brown river run off lineup water.

Ohhhh Good! Some more peeps decided to show up too!!! YEAAHH guys, you’re about to score some super fun waves!

Just have to time your paddle out right, though!

Joel just got back in town and is super stoked to be living in one of Central Americas best kept secrets. (Haha – well it used to be, but it’s still a gem of a place to be!)

John Martin bottom turning and catching up with this sections sunlit wave face and the swift offshore breezes that started to fill in as the sun came out even more. (spoiler alert – not a single drop of rain today) YEY!!!!!

With only 4 people out it was pretty simple decision making as the rights were most of the game chasers out there today.

Looking waaaaaaaay down the beach with my telephoto and it looked like someone was getting a pretty good shack at the beachie.

The only thing was you were going to have to wait your turn with about THIS many of your closest surfing buddies or amigos out there sharing the lineup.

It was nice taking a little breather from all the mid season hustle and bustle today. Barry didn’t seem to mind either, especially since he had pretty much all the goofy footers empty paradise waves all to himself out there.

I am sure it was well overhead down at PC’s, but here it was well overhead plus too; but what would you pick, more empty and less barreling, like here. . .

Or maybe one wave every 30 min, if you were lucky down at the arena. This guy’s stoked on his morning surf spot decision for sure!

Don’t ever underestimate The Bear-Dog. He loves Big waves, soft or mean and nasty. It takes quite a bit to see him sitting on the beach saying. . . “nahhhh, it’s a bit out of my league today!”.

Derek is another one of the same type of surfers. Actually he’s almost identical. The bigger it gets the better is for him and people like Barry.

It usually mellows the crowd factor by quite a bit, as the size of swell grows exponentially. Too bad D-man got juiced on this nugget. We both talked a little later afterwards and we both think this one would have been a makable barrel if that section wasn’t crumbled. What do you think???

Okay mis amigos! That backwash was at almost dead low tide. I wish I was around to see the King High Tide backwashing up and over that rock shelf around sunset time. . .  must have been EPIC! See ya’ll out there tomorrow for the ultimate and final surf report for this weeks Friday.  Buenas noches ~Remember, even if you didn’t make the highlights you can always look at the link here for all theDaily Surf Shotsfrom each day, there might be a good chance you’re in there!AND don’t forget to follow us and always check out our current happenings on our daily Instagram stories hereNSRor my photography hereNica Surf Shots