July 17th, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Another full day of driving though Mexico, a near tragic error in fuel calculations and we arrive at a left hand point break – somewhere north of Mazatlan. I don’t really know how we found this place, we just started driving down dirt roads. When we finally reached the beach, they were breaking down the tents from the Mexican National Surf Contest (I guess this isn’t a secret spot). Anyway, it was blown out, but there is obviously potential. We contemplated leaving, but the locals recommended we stay to see it in the morning.
Locals usually know best, so we set up camp. After two full driving days, Hot Carl was tired, but we were both glad we’d get to surf in the morning.
We’re back in Nicaragua, so I head out to Maderas and It’s fun but the weather wasn’t pretty good for photography. It’s head high on sets and the wind is OFFSHORE.
Here is LA BALOY, he told me these words. NOTHING BETTER THAM SURF THE NICA’S WAVES.
Here is a dangerous shot.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Playa Colorado. The surf was still fairly small today. There were moments where it pulsed and moments where it lulled out. Still clean and good for turns.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. The small “gap” days are here! Funnily enough there were still some mini-drainers at Colorados this Wednesday morning.
Happy Tuesday, It’s another fun day of surf here at Playa Colorado. @tonyzphotos bringing you the days action.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
This is a 4 day weekend here in Nicaragua. Tuesday, June 19th, it the anniversary of the revolution and everybody has the day off. Unofficially, that also means Monday. Anyway, the town is hopping and there are people everywhere. We checked out head high swell and offshore winds until 4pm at Maderas today. Here is..