October 5th, 2017
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hello everybody, this is Parker checking in for Thursday’s “surf report.” If you haven’t already heard, tropical storm Nate hit us hard. However, we are very thankful that no serious damage occurred (heavy local flooding, minor property flooding, downed trees, and other cosmetic stuff). Because today was a crazy day, we don’t have photos to show you. The surf was about 15 feet, extremely brown, and very hard onshore/messy. As soon as we start cleaning up, we will keep you posted. Stay safe, send your thoughts and prayers, and we’ll see you in the line up soon!!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos. Welcome to Thursday’s late morning report from Colorados. It was clean this AM, but notably smaller. The sets still had enough size to offer up tubitos.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Wednesday was a let down compared to what was forecasted. It was not 4ft @ 16 sec as projected by Surf-lie haha. The sets were good when they came, but there was one quality set every 20 minutes roughly. It was a waiting..
Hello Tuesday, I checked Colorado in the morning hoping the new swell was going to be showing, but didn’t see much happening yet. So decided to check Panga drops up the beach our local swell magnet. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hola amigos!! Welcome to the mid week report at NSR with Parker. The waves improved since yesterday so click that “read more.”
Hello everybody. The offshore wind come back again and the waves too. The low tide was the best time to surf today. The crew of the NSR beach house was in the water today scoring the sets. Check it out.
Good afternoon, this is your Sunday report. The high tide woke up some reef. We were there to share with some locals the good left handers. Check it out.