December 2nd, 2018
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Happy Sunday folks! It was another one of those days, only every day here is unique in its own way. Today we saw some shimmering medium sized swell mixed with some offshore, blowing slightly side shore winds, and the crowd factor was minimal, just how we like it here in December.
Keani getting to not only see his papa on this fine Sunday Funday, but getting pushed into waves by one of the best surfers to ever surf these waves (whom he get’s to call daddy), I think this will be one of the best memories he will ever hold near and dear to his heart for many years to come.
Look at that genetic style already. He’s got the barrel stance on lock down before he’s even 4 feet tall. Great coaching papa Lesther!!
The bigger groms were out three enjoying the bigger waves as well.
Well overhead in December is simply magical and a real treat for those who are here for a fun surf right now.
Air drops are always the coolest looking entry to any wave, hands down.
Sticking the drop, just gives you a little more clout in the lineup, especially when you’re paddling for your next wave.
Finishing with a solid turn simply tells the crowd in the lineup, you’re there to surf and have fun and catch a lot of waves. For me it give me great photos for a surf report for you. Gracias amigo!!!
After Grant saw that last wave/sequence, he was ready to get out there as quickly as possible and put all 3 rules to the test himself.
This could be Vancouver, Canada, or Nicaragua. I guess the board shorts would give away the proper answer. But that’s not gonna stop Martín from catching a bunch of waves.
The Man, the Myth, the VANA!!!!!!!!!! If you love yourself some Vana’s tacos, as much as it pains me to write this, Ryan will be closing Vana Tacos indefinitely, BUT he is staying open through the entire month of December. So hurry in and get your last tacos or burritos this month before the legend closes shop.
Shoulders… ahhhhh them shoulders!
Big John with a sick little, effortlessly, cool turn… on a 4 foot soft top to boot!
How do you like your midday low tide drained out barrel sandwich??? This kid looks like he likes the footlong.
Wish a side of 12 0’clock fries.
Low tide packs a pretty good punch at this beachie!!! Earlier I said Big John… and for good reason, he stands well over 6 feet tall (now). So with that, this shows the size of this closeout explosion perfectly well.
My Mystery Barrel Rider on this Sunday Funday goes to this chap. Locked and loaded!
Whaaaaat???? Check it out…!!!! I captured JS moving into the air department today. Think what you will amigos…
But this kid has come leaps and bounds ever since his “skimming days”…. so keep your eyes on him for some big things in the future, I promise!
The bird agrees, why? Because I said so!! I speak bird… and so does Tony Z!
Well my friends, you’ve reached the end of my Sunday Funday surf report. I hope you all had a relaxing and chill weekend.It’s time to start thinking about Holiday surf, so if you live somewhere where it’s getting chili, it might be time to think about changing gears and heading to the place that is warm and full of ice cold beers! Oh yeah, and the surf has been on fire non-stop this season, so don’t delay and click on this linkWARM WAVES & COLD TONAS AWAITS YOUso you can start planning your sunny surf get-a-way!!! Dale pues ~
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
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