July 28th, 2011
Somewhere in Nicaragua
We’ve got Lucha Libre today with the Thursday surf report from down south. The swell showed up today and there were definitely some mini bumps cleaning up the whole lineup. Just 3 guys were out trying to get some but it was pretty hard because the currents were doing their things. Check it out!
Quite a few trucks made it to the beach, stayed for 10 minutes to check the surf out and then they left. I do not blame them because it was pretty tough out there.
Since the waves were not that friendly today, the beginners decided to be safe and stayed in the white water. Paddle out to the lineup folk!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were a touch smaller today, but had more kick than I was expecting. It didn’t really drop so much from yesterday.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Colorados. Surfline was wrong! The waves were bigger today, but not by the forecasted magnitude. A few tubes, but not up to expectations haha.
Hey everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. The swell gradually picked up through the day at long last. Wednesday’s report is coming primarily from Pangas, but also a couple of shots from Colorados.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Today we wanted to go to the beach early in the moring but it was raining quite a bit so we didn’t go. We packed it up our camera aquipment and headed out to the closest break around San Juan del Sur to snap a couple shots. It was running about chest to head high..
We’ll get to today’s report in a minute. Right now we are going to reminisce about the last big swell. Erin O’Kon just sent us in some killer shots from the big swell last weekend. it was going off! This is Jeff S. from Surfari Charters, showing up and blowing up on a big one!
Hi folks, this is Lucha Libre bringing you the action from Maderas. Today I headed out to the beach with a couple of local friends and we had a good time out there. It was running about chest to shoulder high on sets, with off shore wind and perfect warm water.