June 2nd, 2006
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Another day, more sick waves down here in Nicaragua. Today was a bit smaller than yesterday, but just as fun. We hung out at the NSR Beach House all day and caught some sick ones. This is DLite, locked into an overhead dredger.
St. Augustine was represented well today. This is Delo, charging everything in site.
Mr. Brown, living in the tube. Check out the under the lip snap.
Here is Dean – staying at the NSR Beach House and harvesting all week long. Thanks for coming down!
DLite again, walking the dog. Sorry man, when you drag your board down the beach by the leash we just can’t resist. It’s a good thing you were ripping.
This shot goes out to that guy who got mad at TG for pissing on his lot marker. During a spontaneous BM, the little man proceeded to mark his territory in this controversial urinary location. TG, this might mean you have to come back. Whatever it was, we found it funny and took a photo. Please don’t send us another angry email about pissing on the beach. You are lucky that your lot marker is still there (it’s covered by water each high tide)
Hi, this is Roberto with the surf report and spanish class for today. We’ve got overhead set waves out here at Maderas, the water is warm and the wind is light offshore.
Here is the Cowboy at Machete pt.
Zamir going left.
Here is Tito Chamorro showing up on NRS.
Roberto (Tira Fuego) this nickname in english means TROWING FIRE. That’s exactly how he’ve been looking during this swell.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday morning’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were very small today, but the morning window was favorable with the tide. Good for cruisin’!
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The conditions were very similar to yesterday, possibly a little bigger on the sets.
Hi everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were much smaller today, but was still fun on the sets. The crowd was light and the weather was beautiful!
FROM THE ARCHIVES
This morning we had head high swell and offshore winds (don’t get your hopes up, they quickly turned onshore at about 10am – damn!) We did manage to catch a few waves out at Playa Tamarindo while it was still fun though.