October 13th, 2014
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hola amigos, Theo here with your Monday report. Smaller surf continues today with a bit of a cross-wind on it at report time. It can’t always be perfect, but there’s always something to surf out here.
A few rippahs out there going for airs today. I’m sure we’ll see plenty of that in the upcoming contest.
It always feels good to let the fins fly.
Still a few decent sets coming through in the shoulder high range with some nice walls.
Now that’s how you do a cutty.
Or like this, throwing buckets.
Chest high or double overhead, you’ll almost always find barrels out here. Cue the sequence-
Stallllll
Full tube-vision here.
Thanks for visiting and don’t forget to check back this week for coverage of the Oakley Surf Shop Challenge National Championship. Hopefully we’ll have some more swell for these guys to put on a show. Theo signing off, shred on amigos.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Tuesday evening’s surf report from French Fries. The water temp dropped rapidly again from the strong wind earlier in the day. The surf was small, but a few heavy hitters paddled out and made the most of it.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Monday evening’s surf report from French Fries. It was clean again at sunset, but a touch smaller than yesterday.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Sunday evening’s surf report from French Fries. It was smaller today than yesterday, but very clean. The shape and walls were good on the sets.
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Hey everyone, Brian here again, with another epic day in Nicaragua! We had solid surf today in the shoulder to head high range and and steady offshore winds with a few more people in the lineup today. Seems like we’re still in July! Here’s something to make your jaw drop. Check it!
What’s up folks? This is Miguel Mora bringing you all the action for this Tuesday surf report. We went to the Sa Juan del Sur bay in the afternoon trying to catch some fun waves. It was running about chest to shoulder high on sets with strong onshore winds and the day was cloudy. Check..