July 16th, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey there, this is Pancho checking in from San Carlos, Mexico. After a not so early start, we crossed the border in Naco (east of Nogales) with no problems and drove most of the day to this Cabo-esque desert beach town. No surf here so we spent the night and got out the next morning…
Here we are, this is our last day in CR, so we decided to take a last session and we head out to a place called THE TREE. We have fun and I gabbed some killers shot, It’s overhead on sets and the wind is light onshore. Check it out.
Today I gonna post a shot from each surfo who was representing our country. This is Zamir EL PELUCHE Duarte.
Roque BALBOA Calderon.
Augusto NICARAGUA Chamorro.
I don’t have a nickname for this chick but maybe I’ll have it in the future.
Waylan EL SHAGGY Dangla, he was one of the Nica juniors.
Willian EL CANIVAL Mena.
Darwin EL CABUCHO Jacamo. Another junior.
Rex THE JOUNG Calderon.
Mario EL DA
Ashley LA CENICIENTA Blaylock.
Willian EL JUEZ Gazo.
Gustavo EL MOPE Noguera.
Also I grabbed a shot from Ricardo EL TERRIBLE Morales.
Melkis EL ZANATE Sanchez.
Larry CARITA DE VENADO Davila.
The lastone is Jhon JUANITO Sakcz. Thanks to all of them NICARAGUA is on the second place in Central America. Hopefully we’ll be in Nicaragua tonight, check back tomorrow.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Colorados! The forecast had one foot on each side of the line today, in other words, they said maybe small, maybe big. The swell ended up showing up slightly early for once. Not huge, but definitely fun, playful conditions.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. The waves were small, but very clean and glassy at Colorados today!
Hello and Happy Tuesday. Thanks for tuning back in. It was another fun morning of surf here. @tonyzphotos on the trigger again today.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
We had a wierd mix of ground and wind swell in the water today. There were light winds in the morning and they turned onshore in the afternoon. Sets were running overhead and the Cowboy jumped right in.