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Nicaragua Surf Report for Thursday, October 18, 2018

Brian Scott

Welcome to todays surf report. We’ve finally had a break from all the onshore winds and it went completely dead calm by this afternoon. The seas are still a little mixed up, but tomorrow’s forecast is calling for offshores once again. Yahooooo!!!!

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Señor Doan on an afternoon delight!

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Not a moment too soon, before cracking a Toña, or maybe a fresh bottle of 12 year with Tony Z.

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Speak of the devil. Tony Zed taking off on a throaty A-Frame right.

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Pretty nice seeing people back in the water.

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Even some of the family life is coming back to life on the beach as well.

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Scott was making his way down to the playa when I asked him how he’s been doing.. his reply, “been going so stir crazy not being able to surf this past week or so”.

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Meanwhile, over in Alaska. haha looks cold and heavy right?

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Jeison was the only Nica Local I saw out while I was shooting. It looks like he hasn’t forgotten how to ride the ol’ bicycle since the last time he surfed over a week ago. Pulling into a nice low tide drainer of a wave. Sick one Hermano!

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Still blowing tails, while always blowing my mind at the same time.

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Trippy SBS surf report factoid of the day : Without this cool planetary thing we often see up in the sky, but sometimes take for granted…..

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We would never have any of these! Gracias señor luna!!

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Other than me thinking how this is a really cool photo of my friend and local surfer Luis Carlos watching the surf. I thought it would also be a great image for me to use to say, “I hate to keep blowing hot air up your butts” but for reals people, I think we might just be seeing the light at the end of this horrible onshore madness tunnel. How do I know, you might be asking….. ???

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LOOOOOK!!!! Ahhhhh a break in the clouds has never looked more beautiful.

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Good bye Mr. Storm. We’ll see you next year! Look, as the low pressure system is literally dipping and bending over the horizon, leaving our presence, hopefully never to return, at least until next October.

Ok mi gente, let’s keep our fingers crossed for them offshores that are supposed to pick back up tomorrow. Until then… it’s been a good week of getting lots of off season stuff done. I’m ready to get back to some real work! Adiós ~

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