December 3rd, 2017
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey everyone, welcome back for todays cruisy Sunday Funday surf report. Brian, back reporting after a week off (special thanks to Baldo and Kevin for filling in for my days off!). Let’s see what we had out there for todays surf shall we?
We currently have some smaller size surf, but still in the fun zone as you can see with this guy taking off on a nice little set wave right in front of our reconfigured beach club and beach. (*ed note – keep in mind the sand used to be where the top of the rock wall is. That’s a lot of sand that’s now/still missing – think sand bars!)
A lot of people today were saying that we had “Trestles” like conditions.
Based off of what I saw, I would have to agree. BUT lucky for us, we have summer like conditions year round. Not to mention our mega big south swells we get during our peak season; where this place turns unto a barrel fest!
Everyday people down here, making their way to and from. What it is exactly, I’m not sure, but I prefer this kind of traffic.
We had some unusual alien surfer type encounters today. Not sure how the light refracted this through my lens, but it sure does look trippy!
Offshore’s are back. Bienvenidos Papagayos!!
Costa Rica has never looked better as a backdrop.
My buddy Tony Z had some work to attend to, but not before getting in a super fun Longboard session.
Small is subjective to many things. but waves are waves and surfers are surfers…. so the debate is pretty short lived.
Just another great day in this version of paradise here in Nica-Land.
If one were to style on a 1-2 foot day, it should look like this!
If one were to mind surf a 1-2 foot barrel, it would look like this.
Gone surfing, be back later. Surfing truly knows no boundaries. I’ve always said, it’s like the modern day fountain of youth.
Speaking of fountain of youth, how about Colin Eberly’s Larry Layback on this helpless little 1 foot closeout end section.
He recently had a pretty severe rib injury.
But most people would normally still be nursing said kind of injury.
Instead, Mr. Colin, here is practically back to knew and ready for some legit swell. We might have to take a trip buddy. Our big waves are on siesta for a little bit, BUT rest assured, they’ll be back… OH, THEY’LL BE BACK!!!
Some of the finer things in life down here in Nica-Land come in the form of this. All smiles and sandy with Nicaraguan style Aloha ~
I have to give a big shout out to my amigo and one of the coolest guys I’ve met here in Nicaragua…. Junio Arzak. I’m bummed to see you leave, but I know your journey will be filled with lots of laughter and memorable good times and hopefully a place with just as good waves. Viaja seguro mi amigo!! Thanks for stopping by today to check out the report amigos. Here’s to a great week ahead! Hasta la próxima!~
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Colorados. The new swell is here! Looks like we are back off to the races for the next seven days.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Colorados. It was another small, but fun day of waves. Looks like the last mellow day for a good eight to nine days. Finley managed to find a couple of tubitos.
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.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hello and good weekend everybody!!!. Today the waves were a little rude. There is good offshore wind and the waves are coming constantly. There are some dirty and heavy barrels during the noon. Check it out.
Hola primos and welcome to the NSR report with Parker! I checked out our reef break before the early morning session. Keep scrolling to see what I found.
Hello, Do you remember Robert August posing with the surfboard watching the waves? Here is our version with Robert Garcia ( Lucha Libre ) going out, in one especial day. Check what happened.