August 29th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi everybody and thanks so much for joining us for the Friday surf report. Well, today we decided to spend the day at the bay and it was definitely fun to stay there. There were some decent sets that came through today and a bunch of locals were out shredding it up on a couple. It was chest to shoulder high on sets, with ON SHORE wind and the water is starting to look like a chocolate milkshake. Check out what we got today!!!
Larry “Carita de Venado “ Davila got back to the action today and was one of the local surfers who paddled out today and was trying to do some stuff on the mushy waves. Here he is caught with a cool vertical move.
These are some of the local kids practicing for the big festival coming up on September 14th. That day is our Independence Day in Nicaragua. We have lots of people celebrating with big parties and a lot of fireworks.
This is a shot of Roberto “Lucha Libre” making sure that the kids are having a good practice. Our very own Roberto was a drummer in the same band for 8 years, so he wants to make sure that they are playing up to par.
For the last shot we want to show everyone out there some of our local flowers that are blossoming this time of year. With all the rain comes the beauty. The forecast says that the winds are going to be the same, check back tomorrow.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Colorados. The swell head steady from yesterday, but unfortunately the wind got on it by 10:30am. There was an afternoon rain shower and I came back around sunset after the rain to find that it had cleaned..
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome to the onshore surf report, it’s “Lucha Libre” reporting from the bay. As you can see on the picture we didn’t make it out to Maderas. It’s chest high on sets out here at the bay and we don’t even have to say how the wind is. Check it out.
OK, back to work on this Monday (yeah right!) – I mean Roberto is back to work with the new crew of guys at the NSR Beach House. We’ve got Hurricane Ernesto messing around with our winds a little bit today, but overall it was offshore and about head high or so on sets. Welcome..
Offshore winds are back! Today we’ve got head high sets at Maderas. Randy Rand from Ft. Pierce was out. Here he is picking off some nice ones. Nice to meet you Randy.