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Nicaragua Surf Report for Tuesday, December 18, 2018

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Buenas tardes a todos amigos! Brian signing in for your Tuesday afternoon surf report. Some decent swell in the water along with some beautiful offshores made for a great arvo session today… check it out!

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The local commute to the surf here is pretty lax. Actually it’s Zero carbon footprint. The only foot print is of this dudes “pies” (pronounced pe-ehs in Spanish) in the sand.

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Lowwwww tide nuggets from a sand crabs perspective.

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What’s better than a long stroll out on the long flat sand bars watching the waves roll in, all while contemplating the best zone you’re eyeballing out in the lineup.

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Seeing a nice majestic cliff in the background, still covered in lush greenery half way through December.

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The head high inside bowl with all kinds of potential for anything… from great air sections, to backlit green fast barrels.

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Of course the takeoff zone makes for even more potential once you connect into that inside bowl section.

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To go or not to go, or to just take a gaze to see which is better, the lefts or the rights?

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Roger, certainly would say either one here at this wave is ideal.

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Phi Lu going for the mental floater of the day on a really massive section.

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aaaaand yes, he made it too! Nice sweeping wrap around coming off that sick floater buddy!

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This particular road leads to good things.

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Cheater fives don’t get as much credit as its legendary bigger brother of a maneuver “hanging ten”. But I know this much… it’s popular on Cinco de Mayo!

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My bother from another mother is finally back in town. Good to see you back on the tricycle Hermano.

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Philip-O, bottom turning around a… well, you get the picture.

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See, surfing is like riding a tricycle. Haaa!! Colin on his first wave back and moving pretty fast on his single fin.

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This unknown chica laying her quick bottom turns on the rights, rightfully so.

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The sun sets a bit quicker this time of year, so the evening session starts losing light around 5:30pm as opposed to after six.

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But the doesn’t mean the flaring fades, necessarily. Raffael, lighting one up at dusk.

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The colors that starting popping in the sky once the sun dipped past that horizon line made for some beautiful contrasting imagery.

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Alberto fading with some epic gold and purple haze.

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Take a moment to enjoy this amazing CREA video. "Mommy and Me” programming has really taken off. We so appreciate your support for CREA each year. Here is our link to make a year end donation. We cannot tell you how much all these children appreciate your annual support. I guess it’s pretty clear in the video :)

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Absolute fire in the sky tonight!!! Amazingly beautiful, Nicaragua! 🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮 Gracias por pasar ~
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