July 4th, 2011
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Happy 4th of July everyone! The surf was kinda fun this morning, right before the wind got super strong onshore. There were some shoulder high waves coming in and the crew from Peru was out there to catch some. Check out the lineup!!!
A little bit of stretch out before you go out, it is always good. It is super nice to travel around with some really good friend, isn’t it?
The lineup was completely empty at this spot. These guys had the whole spot to themselves. Javier attacking this closed out section with a nice vertical move.
Mamita is always taking care of the babies. Hola chicas!!!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Sunday evening’s surf report from French Fries. The surf was smaller today, but it was cleaner and hitting the sandbar better. So better waves than yesterday even though it was smaller.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday evening’s surf report from Panga Drops / French Fries. The wind was light, there was still some size, but it was jumbled up out there.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Friday evening’s surf report from Colorados. The size and consistency actually declined today, contrary to what was forecasted. There were still a few corners to be had though. The wind was also light this evening.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
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