July 25th, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
We made the drive south yesterday – headed to Pascuales. Unfortunately, its very stormy now. We made it to Manzanillo, which is very close and were lucky enough to time our stop with a break in the storm. Offshore, head high and mushy. We’ll take it.
Hey this is annie with the report at Maderas for today. The rumor was that the swell was supposed to be smaller today so we were stoked to see some overhead set waves coming in. Here is Rob showing us one. The winds were blowing offshore, but there was some lightning in the sky.
Rad though, ’cause when it’s overcast, everything seems to glow.
And guys start flying in the sky…Augusto.
Roque.
Luis.
And girls start doing bottom turns…
Atomic Ants graze the shoreline…
And Uncle Dave, the legendary Uncle Dave…
…cheers the litle man into waves. You are the raddest Uncle Dave. Come back and stay in the buggy house with us anytime!
RECENT REPORTS
Hello and Happy Monday, we went off campus this morning and headed to one of our favorite Nicaragua “Lower Trestles”. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hello and Happy Sunday, The surf is in the chest to shoulder high range, You have to wait a little bit for the sets, but there’s some fun to be had. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday evening’s surf report from Playa Colorado. The waves were so-so again today. Rippable, but not many tubes to be had. Here was one of the few set waves that opened up. The spectators know what’s up.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
OK, we’ve got some small, but fun waves today and it seem like our offshore wind pattern is back to normal – offshores all day long. We went exploring based on a rumor and confirmed another, semi-secret spot here in Nicaragua. We’re not naming it and we can only say that it is North of..