November 17th, 2017
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hola NSR surf fans. Today we had some mega fun small-to-medium size surf, with some really nice conditions. Check it out!
We had some pretty good rains last night, so the super clean weather (sunny, cloudless, blue sky’s) were a real treat.
My new amigo, Marcos visiting from Miami was trying to surf his brains out; being this was his last day here. But rest assured he’ll be back as this is like a second home away from home for him. Good to meet you buddy!
The water color today looked very similar to some other beach breaks a little further north of here, especially because the rivers were flowing from all the rains.
But make no mistake, each break in Nica land has it’s own unique style of wave for a reason.
We’re lucky enough to have adopted the Nicaragua Pipeline as our break here in this area.
I could try and explain how funky, weird, oddly shaped and or just plain strange (in a very good way) the bars are here right now, but this photo should suffice. Walking on water!
Another good example of not only the sand formation, but also good to see how much is going on here in November. Quite the busy little place right now.
This would be one of the smaller more rippable fun waves from today and yeah, this guy’s ripping!
There have been many different references made by surfers over the years describing what it feels like to get barreled. One of them is like being in the womb.
If that’s the case, then this must be an emergency C-section!
People were literally standing up out of the water on full on sand sand bars watching people getting shacked right in front of them from a small stones throw away.
Or in this case Lesther smashing this lip.
Junio wasn’t satisfied with the rains last night and wanted just a little more this morning.
Not a bad morning out there eh?
I met this guy Brooks from St. Augustine, FL today. He was killing the A-frame teepees with his softtop.
Plenty of waves to go around for everyone.
When the tide started to fill in a little more over those sand bars, there were these little backwash things happening, kinda like this one.
Kevin, a local kid from Salinas was here to partake in the fun as well. Nice turn buddy!
John was even out there slaying a few on his big long board. Check out how far he is up by the nose, whilst in the barrel. You don’t just surf like that overnight.
What happens when you mix beautiful November weather with some freshly dumped rains with a little fun peaky swell. This!
No caption needed! \Thanks for stopping by on this fine Friday. I’ll be on the reporting duty for the weekend, so come on back for some more tomorrow. Hasta Pronto ~
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hola amigos and welcome to the NSR report! This is Hotstick Hannahs logging in to show you some fun morning shots. Check them out primos!
Hello good afternoon everybody. The offshore wind is super nice and the color of the water keep amazing. The waves are kinda small, we keep waiting to the new swell. But we know the onshore wind will come later , so we surf the low tide again to see some barrels.
Hi, the waves keep fun, the wind is really good just seven miles per hours and the water really fresh. We woke up early to looking another place, but the afternoon is the best time. check it out.