October 21st, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome everyone to our first rainy surf report of the year. Last night we finally had really strong rain and it keeps raining right now. It’s been raining for the last 20 hours and that’s good because we really need it. Anyway we headed out to the beach and nobody was there when we arrived. The beach was completely empty and there were lots of waves to be had. Check it out!!!
“La Panga” and one his best friends “The Cowboy” showed out to the beach and were the only guys in the lineup. Here we have this cool shot of “La Panga” just steps away from fun and NO CROWD!!!
Milton “El Burbuja” Cascante was watching the action from the hostel on the beach, but later on he decided to paddle out and catch some waves as well. What’supmatterlayucaman!!!
This is Milton taking a sweet left hander all the way in to the beach. What’s up Mope, are you loving it? I best you do!
We have a shot of the scene we had on the beach to finish the day, completely empty. The waves should be fun tomorrow so make sure to check us back out.
RECENT REPORTS
Hi everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The swell held steady through today with a fun window all morning and at sunset.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Thursday evening’s surf report from Panga Drops. The swell filled in today and was fun in the morning as well as sunset. Lots of lefts for the goofy-footers!
Hi everyone! Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were really fun again today. Smaller than forecasted, but still fun.
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Welcome to the surf report for today, it keeps raining down here in Nicaragua. We have more tham a week without any light of sun, it’s chest high on sets out here at the bay and the wind is still onshore.
This is Roberto with the report and the spanish class for today. It’s head high on sets and the wind is ONSHORE. Today we have around 50 surfos out there. Check it out.