August 23rd, 2010
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Today the winds finally got back to normally (Just for the Morning) but we had time enough to score some sick waves. As I said yesterday a few barrels were caught and they were still many more barreling waves rolling in all the way in with no takers. It was overhead on sets with nice offshore winds in the morning but right after noon the winds switched on. Check out the lineup!!!
The rights were even better, sometimes. Check out this one piping with nobody on it!
We had a pretty good day, the best one so far in the last week. Even the rainbows were so happy to have a nice day.
AJ was getting drained on a couple of sick lefts at his favorite beach break so far. Here he is getting shacked!!!
Sick rights were coming in down the beach. Usually I do not like to see big crowds in the water but today we had too many empty waves that I was wishing to have more people in the water to ride some sick ones.
Before we went surfing we drove around to check a couple cool places. Check out how sick is the view from this point.
The swell was definitely out there, and every once in a while a big set was coming through. This is Nicaragua folks, it is not Hawaii.
There were a few guys getting barreled at this spot. Check out this dude styling on this one.
Hey Toni, this should be the next logo of your shirt buddy. BUITRE!!!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Colorados. It was another small, but fun day of waves. Looks like the last mellow day for a good eight to nine days. Finley managed to find a couple of tubitos.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Playa Colorado. The surf was still fairly small today. There were moments where it pulsed and moments where it lulled out. Still clean and good for turns.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. The small “gap” days are here! Funnily enough there were still some mini-drainers at Colorados this Wednesday morning.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Before we get going on today’s surf report, we want to take a moment to say goodbye to our 2009 Summer Intern- Jeremiah “Chewy” Matthews. After 4 months with the NSR crew, it’s finally time to head back to school (man, that went by FAST!). Chewy came to us in May and spent his summer..
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