August 19th, 2007
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hello folks and welcome to the Sunday Surf Report from Southern Nicaragua. We’ve got some large sets, lingering through the lineup today so we went out to try and get a couple. It’s not quite as big as yesterday, but it’s still solid double overhead on the set waves. This is Capt. Moss, grabbing one of the best waves of the day…as usual.
On a day when most folks were sizing up their boards to the 7-0+ range, Chris Ward showed up on a 5-8 Quad and although it was a little hard for him to catch the set waves, he set a new standard for what is possible when you aren’t afraid to air-drop everything. Here he is with a nice gaff on the inners.
Oliver Solis was out charging again. Here he is on another nice set wave and not even knowing that he’s lucky to be alive after yesterday!
Check it out – Jimmy from Surfari Charters made it out today and grabbed a couple of nice ones. Now that he’s fully recovered from the cross-sectional vertebrate replacement therapy, we expect to see more of him out here.
Here’s another shot of the patented “Muy Caliente Carve”- rarely captured on film. In his post session interview, an elated Carlos Caliente exclaimed “There’s nothing like the feeling of laying down some rail on your 7-6!” We couldn’t agree more Caliente.
Carlos Caliente was back in the action again. Here he is setting up for the inside-glory-closeout section.
Yes, I know we have lots of bottom turn shots and you’re probably wondering “doesn’t anybody ever get Shacked?” Of course we do! This is me behind the curtain. Ha, OK, it’s not me…It’s Capt. Moss.
OK, this one really is me. We’d like to give it up for Erin at EBOPhotos and Surfari Charters for providing these sick photos today. It’s not easy sitting in the channel and shooting from the boat and these guys got it done! It’s much appreciated you guys (and girls)!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday evening’s surf report from Colorados. There were some decent windows sprinkled throughout the day. The shape of the waves was better at low-tide in the morning. Sunset wasn’t bad either.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Colorados. The swell was very big as forecasted, but it didn’t really hit the sandbars appropriately. Still some big drops and adrenaline rushes.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday evening’s surf report from Colorados. It was a bit of a “stand-up contest” this evening, but the power should return tomorrow. Still surfable, but we are suffering from the recency bias haha.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hey, we almost forgot to put up a pic of Krister and crew from the NSR Beach House, getting radical on the wall. It was great to hang out with you guys – we look forward to seeing you back down soon.
Oh yeah! We are back in Nicaragua now and the waves are pumping! I haven’t surfed in two weeks and I’m feeling my age today, but it’s great to be back none the less. We’ve got slightly overhead sets and light offshores all day.