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Nicaragua Surf Report for Monday, October 21, 2019

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Whattup people! Welcome back, let's get right to it. That southerly devil wind blew all night so there was a wicked chop on it from first light on. The waves dropped a bit from yesterday. And while there were a few corners out there this morning there weren't many takers. 

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Back home at OB in SF this would have been a typical summer surf day and I would not have hesitated. I realize how spoiled all these years in the Nica offshores have made me that I was not even tempted to get a morning paddle today. Decided to let these old shoulders rest.

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The younger guys, especially those down for a short week, on the other hand were still frothing.

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Here's one of the few made waves I of the morning session.

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Pontificating on how truly consistent the offshores are down here is a favorite pass time. As I was waiting to get a decent picture, I wondered how many of the last 10 October 21's have been onshore. Fortunately, we have a searchable archive of photos of the surf every days since 2004. October is the month we get most of our onshore winds. What would be your guess? This is 2018.

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2017, offshore and absolutely freaking pumping!

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2016 and offshore.

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2015 offshore and pumping

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2014 and onshore

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2013 offshore and yes there is someone packed in that thing.

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2012 Got some funk on it, but still offshore.

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2011 onshore

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2010 onshore

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2009 and offshore.

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So in case you weren't keeping track 6 out 10 of days on this day in October were offshore. No wonder we haven't seen many travelers these days. November is another story. Good wind weather and waves are typical for November and we still have plenty of availability in epic homes like the one (Casa Cantamar) pictured here. Drop us a line at [email protected] to begin planning your next trip. Hasta manana.
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