September 26th, 2013
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi there, welcome to your Thursday surf report. We stayed down south and took a couple of local surfers to shred some waves. The waves were small, running about chest to shoulder high on the bigger sets, winds were nice offshore and the water was great. Check out the lineup!!!
La Bestia Calderon was the man today. He was surfing like a real beast!!!
Axel El Desodorante got on his 6’0 and he was riding tons of small but fun waves. He’s been on the shortboard for a few weeks and he is doing good, as you can see.
Here we have Rex with the sequence of the day. Shot 1, looking for the ramp!
Shot 2, taking off on his backhand!
Shot 4, just hitting the white water to land it safe!
Lester La Aguadita, did take a ride with us as well and he was having fun too.
RECENT REPORTS
Hello and Happy Sunday, The onshore winds continue this morning, but they’re not too strong. Waves still looking fun. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Colorados. The wind was stronger onshore this morning than yesterday morning, but it didn’t stop a handful of determined surfers from getting out there.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Colorados. The onshores did show up today as forecasted, but the morning wasn’t bad, all things considered.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
The waves picked up a little bit today but we were expecting more size. Anyway, we had some fun small sets coming in, the winds were nice offshore and the water was sweet. Check it!!!
What’s up folks? It is Lucha Libre here bringing you some of the action we had on the beach. There was definitely swell out there but unfortunately the winds were not cooperating today. Chest to head high sets were rolling and the winds were light onshore. Check it out!!!
Hey Folks, welcome to the surf report for Sunday. We’ve been enjoying Pancho’s posts from the far east, stoked to see some images from Indo. It has been years since I have been, but I still remember the feeling of giddy anticipation in those hours (or days in Pancho’s case) in Padang before heading out..