November 27th, 2018
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Happy Tuesday folks! We had another beautiful day here in Nica-Land. Not many people out with some small, playful surf still happening here at the beachie, not to mention, we’re almost into December. WOW – couldn’t ask for much more… so please join me on my Tuesday Surf Report.
Super lunar low tides in the AM =’s Awesome beach walking/surf spectating.
John Springfield has been priming for where he’s achieved himself (with his surfing), ever since his first days here in Nicaragua.
I have countless hours and days with my glass pointed at him, as he has spent multiple sessions practicing on his skim board. (who remembers those days???) 🙂
Now, John’s established himself here as one of the smoothest, relaxed people to grace a surfboard on the waves here at PC’s. The only thing we like here more better….. is seeing where he’ll take it to the next level.
Earlier I mentioned that there were only a few people out. This guy would make 5 of the total guys out surfing today.
As for conditions… how do you like your glass??? Small, but super sexy!
There were the occasional lumps that came through, even on the low tide.
And still, ever so green and puuuuurdy! What an amazing season we’ve seen here.
Jamie woking on his tardiness on his takeoffs. Btw, if you want to clown this photo or Jamie, I’ll bet $100 of my own dollars, he’ll beat you in a race from both ends of the beach. Yup…. he’s that fit, and I have my money on the tiger!!!
Jamie, bout to enter the eternal aqua green aquarium. (that’s code for closeout btw!)
There were a few out there today trying to find a little of the sunshade and shack town we’re so well known for here.
EVEN IN LATE NOVEMBER!!!
Crystal blue persuasion. Watch ya ankles.
Best breakthrough performance of the day….. goes to this guy right here!!!!
Dan, with the man fan of a beast of a backwash wave, which ironically was happening on the lowest of low tide that we had today. I’m glad you’re back buddy!!!
“Off the lipper” could be a theme park ride name, it could be the name you get from a funny friend who know you from a really good party; it could even be the name of a fast food concoction… but here, it’s something you do at the end of a wave that you mean to do business with.
Small. Si! Fun ALWAYS!!!
JS, looking down the coping of a really fun quarter pipe.
YEAAAAAAAHHH Dan!!!! Now I know where Josh get’s the drop knee style. Papa see, niño do!
The water was super clear today… hit up@fish_have_lipsto see his catch of the day on his instagram..!!! You won’t be disappointed
Not too many places these days where you can surf only counting the people in the lineup on one hand. Dan’s stoked!
Mystery barrel rider of the day goes to this guy. Ok, the math isn’t that hard today people.
Clean, green and full of fish, but not so many surfers. How’s your ratio going at your local break?
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Colorados. I saw the waves turn on and off about 7 separate times today. The conditions were in constant flux. It just so happened to be that the best window of the day was when I took pictures around 1:00pm.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were better by all measurable metrics today. It was still walled up and slow, but there were definitely some 10 pointers to be had.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Tuesday evening’s surf report from Colorados. The swell was bigger and stronger today, but it was very slow between the sets. I think the lack of a secondary swell combined with the sandbars not being in perfect shape made for long waits.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hello surfers from around the globe, welcome to Monday’s surf report. The waves continue to be small but they are glassy, smooth and with good shape.
Hi there!!!.The offshore wind comeback to the normally and the swell is more powerful everyday. That sound amazing after ten days of no swell. Check our sunday funday….
Hello everybody. If you check surfline and check our forcase, you will see one more day of small waves and hopefully a new swell is coming. The offshore wind is a little stronger during the noon and calm down in the afternoon. Check what we do when the swell is small.