June 30th, 2012
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Quick update for our Saturday surf report. Small waves, nice and cool offshore winds and pretty cloudy early morning. It’s kinda flat right now but we are not complaining because our reward is on the way. Look forward!
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Gust had the lineup all to himselft this morning. He was the only guy out, and he got to ride a few small but fun little nuggets.
Rennie made it over the beach for her daily run. She loves it down here, so nice and quite!
This boy got to the beach a little later and paddled out to get wet. Going over the top of this super tiny wave!
Boys, keep checking and checking it, but it didn’t do it today. We should start feeling the new swell tomorrow afternoon so keep an eye on us. Now we are going back home, maybe watch a movie or grab a couple Toñas and get in the pool. Cheers!
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
What’s up folks? This is Eric bringing you todays wave report from one of our favorite spots here in Nicaragua. The waves are quite a bit smaller than yesterday, occasional head high on sets. The winds are nice offshore though and the the water is beautiful! Check out the lineup!
The flying V of surfers wait for the next set to roll in.The waves were 2-3 feet overhead.The wind was off shore until 8:30AM this morning but even after the wind changed, the waves were still clean.Conditions stayed the same until mid-afternoon when the wind came on shore and the waves became choppy.
This is John with a cool off the top on this right. He is so happy to be down here right now that he doesn’t want to leave because he says this is paradise.