June 18th, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Well, it’s Saturday and we are waiting for the big swell that’s supposed to start hitting tomorrow. In the meantime, we are surfing the remnants of this last swell – still solid overhead. It’s been drizzling lightly all day, but the wind has been offshore. Check this out – we documented our very first NSR Beach House guests who arrived by panga…in the rain…with all their bags…from San Juan Del Sur. The captain was solid. He navigated all the way to the beach in between sets, unloaded and then took off into the mist. Good stuff.
Check out the set waves that were coming in today. The rights were firing! (See the little heads in the lower right?) The boat captain was ballsy.
This is his older brother Matt – fresh off the plane and in the water for the afternoon session.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Colorados. The swell was showing some today. It was still slow between the sets, but at least the sets had some push.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Friday’s late morning report from Colorados. The wind was clean, but the size was well below my expectations. Good ole Surf-Lie!
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s late morning surf report from Colorados. It was another fairly small day of waves, but also very clean. It’s nice that the winds have slowed down some from the past couple of weeks.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Oh yeah, Hot Carl and Zman in the house and we went looking for waves. We found some fun ones at Colorado this morning. It was head high and glassy before the onshores came up at about 9:30am (damn!)