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Nicaragua Surf Report for Thursday, January 27, 2011

The surf was going off all day long, and we were there to prove it as always.  It was well over head on sets, the winds were a little strong and the water was nice.  Check it out!!!

We woke up and had a big ass breakfast.  Drove up a little bit to check this spot out and this is what we found.  Oliver “El Monito” Solis finding himself into one of the many sick left handers of the day.

Everybody in the water was having a blast, even the locals that live near this beach.  This is Edwin about to get slotted on this right.

Mario “El Danino” Martinez destroyed every single wave he took.  Here he is caught showing us his backside style, hitting this wave right in the pocket.

Rosa “La Suavesita” Martinez paddled out and caught a couple of little nuggets right in front of the river mouth.  Watch out with that rock Rosita, we do not want anybody to get hurt.

Here I caught this killer shot of Armando “El Codo” Lopez grabbing his rail and getting into the green room.  Oliver in the impact zone, just watching how Codo got shacked on this one.

The last action shot from this spot goes to one of the better groom surfers around this area.  Yuber “El Pequine” Martinez laying his back with a sweet frontside maneuver.

After being scoring tons of sick waves at the first spot we went to, we made our next call and it was worth it.  A sick right hander crossing the whole lineup.  This wave was easily double over head and if you look closer there is a guy racing down the line.

Oliver definitely has been surfing like a 20 year old kid, these two days we’ve been up here.  Check him out throwing some buckets with this sick spray.

Manuel “El Argentino Loco” Ressano made it out and picked up some of the better waves of the day we had rolling in at this spot.  Manuel styling on his bottom turn!

El Codo Lopez finding himself into a small but sweet barrel section.  The waves were incredible the whole day, and we were there to score some.

There were a couple of mini bumps coming in at outer reef but nobody made it out there, it was a little too windy to try it.  Woooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A few international dudes were out, but they didn’t want to take the big ones.  Here is one of them with a cool slash.

Ready to go back to San Juan del Sur, Oliver showing us how happy he was after this trip.  This is one of the reasons why we call him MONO (MONKEY).  The swell is supposed to be still out there tomorrow, so make sure to check back with us!
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