October 4th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
There were not many people out because it’s very hard to make it to the surf spots because of the condition of the roads. There was only a crew from Santa Barbara, Cal getting waves all over the place by themselves and 2 other girls. Check out this guy taking what could be the wave of his trip.
A couple of mini bumps came through but nobody was in the right spot to get them. This girl on the spongy was sitting and waiting for a good wave but she did not want one like this. She pulled back because it looked like it was a long way down. I think she made the right call.
We want to share this photo of D-lite and “El Burrito” because he was so proud that it made it there and back. There were a couple of close calls. Please check back tomorrow.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Colorados. I saw the waves turn on and off about 7 separate times today. The conditions were in constant flux. It just so happened to be that the best window of the day was when I took pictures around 1:00pm.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were better by all measurable metrics today. It was still walled up and slow, but there were definitely some 10 pointers to be had.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Tuesday evening’s surf report from Colorados. The swell was bigger and stronger today, but it was very slow between the sets. I think the lack of a secondary swell combined with the sandbars not being in perfect shape made for long waits.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome to the surf report for today, we are “Lucha Libre and Come Pan” Garcia reporting from out here at the bay today. The wind keeps onshore in Nicaragua and it’s running about chest to shoulder high on sets, we had a little bit of light offshore wind early early this morning but not enough..
Hi, this is Roberto with the surf report for today. It’s chest high on sets and the wind is offshore. Pancho decided to go diving but he didn’t score today.
Another day, more onshore winds. What more can I say. Here is a shot of the bay here in San Juan Del Sur. Even these two locals are wondering when things will get back to normal…