November 15th, 2007
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Some days are good in Nicaragua, some days are bad in Nicaragua and some days are just plain Magical in Nicaragua. Tuesday was one of those days. We were out in the Dirty Sanchez when this “arcoiris” pops up out of nowhere. It was so strong, I’m sure there was a pot of gold down there on the beach somewhere. It’s no coincidence that Nicaragua was once again rated as a “Top 5” place to invest in Latin America. Check out the link here: http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/articles/top-five-latin-american-real-estate-markets-51342.aspx
Hi fellas, we are “Lucha and Come Pan” reporting from Maderas. We don’t have changes about size waves, the wind is offshore and the water keeps cold. Anyway we paddled out and rode some small ones, check it out.
Young Rex “La Bestia” Calderon doesn’t have any problem with the size waves. Here he is with a cool floater.
This is Gregorio “EL Salmonete” from Canada riding a small but nice looking left. This guy is not feeling the cold water because he gets colder water in his country.
The cold water keeps the ladies on the beach and we were there to shot a couple of them. This is Heather from Ca warming up a little bit and keeping away from the cold water.
Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro was shredding on the small ones. Here he is with a sweet spray.
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Tuesday and Merry Christmas Eve. @tonyzphotos brining you todays action.
Hello and happy Monday. We had a little jump in swell size and the wind picked up a bit too. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Happy Sunday, The swell dropped a bit and the winds are a little stronger, but we still have some surf. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hi and welcome to the surf report and the spanish class for today. It’s chest to head high on sets and the wind was good in the morning but then turned to onshore in the afternoon. We headed out somewhere in the coast to check this point. Check it out.
Let’s go surfing! I mean let’s go diving! Check out Kervin doing both at Maderas. Today we’ve got fun swell running chest to head high with offshore winds.