September 28th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hello everyone and thank you for joining us for the Sunday surf report. Today the wind was supposed to be offshore but when we went to go to the beach it was already blowing pretty hard onshore. Here we have a shot of the bay. The waves were running about waist high.
After the fight was over was when the party really started and as you can see here even after the loss people were still on a mission to have a good time
We got a great shot of the local church having a parade in the streets. It is amazing how many people came out to join in the celebration. It seemed like the whole town got involved
For the last shot of the day we have the NSR soccer team. Last year they got third place in the final tournament. This year they are starting out on fire. In their first game of the season today they took control and won with a score of 8 to 1. Way to go. We are proud to be a sponsor of such a great group of guys. Keep up the good work. Please check back with us tomorrow, hopefully the wind will turn and we can bring you some good surf action.
RECENT REPORTS
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Ok guys, we are Roberto and Jairo again with the surf report. We don’t have change about size waves, it’s still chest to shoulder high on sets and the wind is offshore. Check it out fellas.
Today we head out at North and checked out some spots. we had a fun day up there, getting some shacks. It’s over head on sets and the wind is offshore. Check it out.
Can you believe it? More onshores again today. It rained for like 12 hours straight last night – so much so that the entire coastline is colored “mud brown”. Hopefully this will let up one day, but it doesn’t seem to be soon. Here is a shot looking into SJDS from the south side of..