July 25th, 2018
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey everyone, Happy Hump Day surf report. That’s right, it’s Wednesday aka Miércoles and we’re half way through the week here. The swell came down a little bit, but if you had a chance to look at yesterdays surf report, you know what I’m talking about when I say it was a lot bigger yesterday.
Still some fun decent size waves out there early this am. This is what it looks like when the early bird
G E T S
T H E
W O R M ! ! !
My buddy Abe getting his fair share early this morning with only 3 people out.
That is until these barrel hunters came to join in on the fun. Oh wait, that’s Pancho and Gray. I wonder what they see out there???
Ahhh, it’s Hot Carl getting pitted literally left and right, or in this case… right
and left.
Gray came out to play, but the conditions weren’t all perfect and pristine. This image helps in keeping things real down here. It’s not always prefect tubos and conditions… but you will notice this might be the only bad wave of the forecast today. So we have a high batting score of pretty good waves.
Pancho coming down from his high from surfing steroid type behemoth waves the last few days. This must be like surfing Waikiki compared to the North Shore, even though its still over head for him.
My mystery morning surfer. You know who you are…!?!?
Barry is all always stoked when there’s waves… heck, he’s happy no matter what actually.
It was actually a really beautiful morning all in all.
Coming back a little later around mid day, the conditions were actually getting a little better with the tide filling in.
The reef was working on all cylinders as well.
Just ask Barry. He surfed this place though out the entire BIG swell. Buy him a beer and he’ll tell you some pretty cool stories about it sometime.
It’s always good seeing my friend Shine when he returns.
He surfs this place so good. He’s super stealthy so you never know when you’re gonna see him show up.
But if you ever bump into him out in the lineup say hello. He’s an incredibly nice guy and he has some amazing life stories to talk about.
There have been a pretty good amount of tight little surf crews coming down here. Most of the time it’s some sponsored guys who surf really well and usually bring they’re own filmers with them, but that just goes to show how world class our waves are. A lot of things have been shot here for surfing marketing purposes. makes you wonder where this shot or clips gonna be used; but you can bet it’s going to look amazing whatever it’s going to end up.
The other side of the coin of the surfing world down here is our own local kids who charge this place regularly, big or small, stickers or no stickers. Clips and photos appreciated, but they’re gonna surf either way.
Like this shot of Lesther (in previous photo as well), he’ll never have to spend hundreds or thousands of dollars and countless hours of traveling to get to waves that people want or need to get to. Depending on the swell, he’s got a Backdoor, Or Pipe like wave right out front. Todays wave special is the Nias look-a-like.
My buddy Abe again in one last barrel before he has to head back home tomorrow.
And one HUGE Gnarly Crack off the lip for good measure.
Ok my friends. It’s been a couple days of some really fun swell and some (hopefully) enjoyable photos for all you frothers out there. Hope you swing on by for tomorrows report. As always it’s been fun. See what Baldo’s been up to mañana and I’ll see you guys again come Friday. Chao for now ~
RECENT REPORTS
Hello and Happy Sunday, We had a great morning of surf. Super rippable left and right peaks and a few nice tubes. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were very similar to yesterday and Thursday. A few make-able tubes on the sets and overall playful conditions.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Playa Colorado! The waves were similar size to yesterday. Shoulder high on the sets, but smaller in between.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Howdy surf report amigos! It’s Totally small Tuesday, but at least the conditions were super clean. Looks like we might only have another day of this small stuff, before we get another good pulse that’s working its way here steadily from the South Pacific.
Hi there!!!. After a magnific week of good waves overhead and perfect lines the swell is droping. The tide coming in have some of the best wave during the day. The same peak of the last few months have the left and the right working and some surfers in the line up.
Left and right are working, not too many people paddle out. The offshore wind was a little too hard, so just the powerful waves hold the shape.