October 16th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi everybody, this is the NSR family bringing you all the action from this Wednesday surf report. Today we went to the beach in the incoming tide, hoping to score some fun waves. There were not many people in the beach, we are still wondering why. It was running about chest to shoulder high on sets with nice offshore winds. Check out the lineup!!!
There were some fun waves at Machete Pt and this guys was taking advantage out there. This is Erick from Fl with a cool backside snap.
This is Marco from Canada picking up a sweet little nugget. It is so weird because we were on the beach for over 2 hours and not many people showed out.
This is Milton taking one of the better waves we had today. He was able to paddle out and take tons of fun waves all day long.
Here we have Keith on this shot going off the top of this closed out section. He was stoked to be out there today, surfing almost by himself.
This is Richard from Venezuela riding this wave with nice form. We could not believe it, there were only 5 guys out in the water. What a nice wave!
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