December 12th, 2022
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Happy Monday and almost mid December to all you dedicated NSR people out there! Brian back after an extended little time off to take care of some other stuff, and BIG Thanks to Daniel for always helping out with the coverage. I know the surf’s been small and less appealing to see, BUT where there’s waves (be it 1-3 feet or not), AND it’s tropical, t’s still alway nice to slither away for a cyber get-a-way day to day…. so let’s peep in on how todays surf looked shall we.
December always reminds me of how we’re always just right around the corner of turning over a new year, a new chapter and ironically it’s funny how it also happens to be when we have our smaller of surf of the year. Thus it’s like being a new surfer each time this time of the year. We’ve all had to learn to walk before we could run in this incredible special thing we all hold near and dear to our hearts, called “surfing”.
Here’s what it looks like once you’ve put in all those years of surfing session after session, practicing & practicing over and over again. This is the fun part. . . . being able to finally RUN after you’ve mastered the walking part!
Todays lat(er) afternoon session was actually pretty fun out there as the tide got fuller and fuller.
A little more water brought in more swell energy (just enough more) to do maneuvers like this!
Jett on the other side taking off on a nice walled up section that looked like it was going to give him a lot of room for a lot of creative surfing.
All kinds of little sections for turns, pumping down the line, or wrapping back around keeping up with that main source of energy, right where the white water has that sweet spot . . .
Jett, learning quickly on the daily how to navigate and utilize each and every wave he catches energy source and how to surf it properly!
Empty nice little right. Looks pretty fun to me!
The down time, aka slow season is always a nice time to look back and recount all the good things recent but past season has or had given us; and looking to the future of what next season will offer up. If you’ve ever wanted to try this place out, I think you should throw that well deserved surf trip on your Christmas list now! It’s never too late! SBS is out, but I am back. . . C ya mañana ~Remember, even if you didn’t make the highlights you can always look at the link here for all theDaily Surf Shotsfrom each day, there might be a good chance you’re in there!AND don’t forget to follow us and always check out our current happenings on our daily Instagram stories hereNSRor my photography hereNica Surf Shots
RECENT REPORTS
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.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. The small “gap” days are here! Funnily enough there were still some mini-drainers at Colorados this Wednesday morning.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Sunday Funday! It is a fun day here at the beach with some swell still lingering and literally only 3 people out this morning at 9am until about 10:30 when a few more people showed up to waves like these. Safe to say there aren’t many places in the world where you can find conditions..
We are soaring into the weekend super stoked for the swell hitting our coastline this morning. Check out Kai flying high like a bird in the sky!
Is it Christmas yet!? We are getting closer to every kids’ big day and here at Colorado I would say that every grow up is asking Santa the same thing… bigger waves than this!