November 6th, 2011
Somewhere in Nicaragua
We had time to check a couple of spots out today and this is what we found. Nice little peak, uh!
Scott paddled out to the right point break and picked up some real fun ones. Here he is enjoying the view on one of the many rights he rode.
We changed locations a little more south and happened to snap this cool shot of our buddy Jack Sparrow nabbing this peeler. He had a ton of waves this morning.
We walked a little bit more in the afternoon session and it did pay off. Unknown surfer pulling in deep on his backside.
Today I got to meet this nice crew from British Colombia on the beach. They have been down for a little more than a week and they do not want to leave the country. I do not blame them!
RECENT REPORTS
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Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Playa Colorado. The surf was still fairly small today. There were moments where it pulsed and moments where it lulled out. Still clean and good for turns.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
What’s up party people? This is Lucha Libre Garcia bringing you some of the action we had on the beach today. Waves were small but super fun all day long. It was running about chest to houlder high on sets with nice offshore winds. Check out the lineup.
Hi folks, we are the NSR family bringing you a little bit of the action for the Friday surf report. October was epic this year and here we are getting onshores in November – go figure! The wind is still blowing onshore today and the waves aren’t anything to write home about so we stayed..
Hello everyone and thank you for joining us once again for the Thursday surf report. We have yet another tropical system in the Caribbean and her name is Paloma and yes she is bringing with her some more onshore winds for us here in Nicaragua. We went to Maderas this morning and as soon as..