
Carlos de Colorados got the best barrel(s) of the day that I saw. No surprise there!

This was definitely one of the best waves that I saw while shooting today. Carlos used his extensive experience to perfectly position for it.

Carlos could probably make barrels like this while blindfolded. Child’s play.

He made it out and did well to dodge the incoming closeout section.

Carlos saw beyond the barrel and managed to tee-up for a layback jam after exiting.

The insiders were just as hollow today. It’s about the shape not the size!

This bodyboarder managed to pull into a gem. I bet he enjoyed the view!

Do you need a flashlight in there? Sandy, dark cavern.

Bruno logging some tunnel vision with the GoPro to document it. People like seeing the insides of Colorados!

Under the lip takeoff! Get up in there amigo!

If you look closely, you’ll see some interesting technique from this rider. The rare frontside rail grab. That’s one way to ensure that your stance is compressed.

One last cavern to tempt you before closing the curtains on today’s report. I had higher hopes for today’s conditions, but tomorrow is forecasted to be bigger. I’m not holding my breath, but it definitely beats onshore winds and logs surrounding you! Tony Z will be back with the goods tomorrow. Take it easy y’all.
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Happy Sunday, we a bit of rain overnight and this morning. The winds beat up the surf a bit but the afternoon was still looking fun. @tonyzphotos reporting.
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Hi everyone. Here’s Thursday’s surf action from Colorados. The waves were bigger and more powerful today, but the wind came up quicker than yesterday which messed with the shape of the waves relative to yesterday.

Hola & Happy Hump day you salty surf fans! The weather, or better yet the waves are slowly making their way back to their normal selves again. One morning at a time.

Welcome to the treacherous and wild Tuesday surf report. It was a swell that could have been one for the record books today, but as October is notoriously famous for with it typically bring the rainiest month of the year…we’ve all come to accept, that even the Emerald Coast is not immune to 365 days..