The waves today ranged from head high to double head high. Combined with the offshore breeze, everybody was stoked!

Here is a shot from the early morning high tide. Over the last week, this guy has been charging and catching a ton of great waves. Check out his sequence!

I only have seen this guy wearing sunblock on his nose. Now I understand why he doesn't need that much...

Yeww! Congrats on an awesome wave! Reach out to me for the full higher resolution solution: [email protected].

Elvin was waiting for the outside sets. Despite the size, he man handled those waves!

Tripp from Corpus Christie was making his celebrity debut in the water today. Who says 50 year olds can't rip?!?!

Even though the waves were bigger and the tide was receding, there were playful sections.

On this wave, he cutback on the corner and tucked into the barrel. What more can you ask for on your birthday?!

How many cutbacks and sprays do you think you could throw on this wave? This guy threw three.

Our very own Codo is not one to sit on the sidelines and watch the action. He wanted to score some waves too. Make sure you hit him up at [email protected] if you want professional photography.

The weather at our beach was partially cloudy with a significant chance of raining Codo. Ask Elvin for yourself.

The ladies wanted to get out there and show the guys they can hang too. Yeww!!

An outside set came through and this guy scored. Check it out!!

We can see the pretty clear blue water. How does it look from your perspective??

Some of our waves are relentless and unforgiving. His wave packed a mean punch

But that didn't stop him! Congrats on snagging a beautiful wave! We were all cheering for you from the beach.

Peter and his son JJ are always charging the waves. Like father like son!

Sesoma is a great surfer visiting us from California. Over the past few days, he has snagged quite a few gems. This is one of many.

Elvin was all over the waves today. He caught a ton of nuggets and showed off numerous tricks per wave.

He is a pro at jamming the lip and spraying water off the lip. Keep killing it amigo!

A lot of guys took a straight drop on the waves today. Then they dug their fins in for a big bottom turn to set back up.

Nicaragua is known for its offshore winds. On our beach, they produce a hollow barrel.

After shooting our local beach, Carl and I went to Outer Reef. The waves were at least double over head and the offshore winds produced hollow tubes. Check out a few of the shots!

Outer Reef is a big steep wave reserved for extremely experienced surfers. Here is a local pulling into a nice set!

And also pulling into a gnarly barrel. Yeww!!!

Carl charged it by paddling in. Outer Reef is a tough drop because of the size and proximity to the eye.