March 4th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
There is not a better country to surf in Central America when we have some swell in the water. Today the swell bumped up so we decided to take advantage of the swell conditions and made it out to the beach with the incoming tide. We have solid overhead set coming through, the wind is offshore and the water finally is warm. Check it out.
Yeahh guys, today we had lefts and rights all over the place and all the local surfers were so excited. Here we have Ashley “La Cenicienta” Blaylock taking a nice right at Machete pt.
Here is “La Gaviota” Chamorro behind the curtain into a nice set wave. This guy now is focous in the next Central American Surf Contest in Panama.
One of the best groms from San Juan del Sur was out there charging. We are talking about Rodolfo “El Tablon” Calibilly trying to get barreled.
How about Oswaldo “El Paisa” getting in and under the lip on a nice left. This guy was taking some size set and pulling into some closed out ones.
Gerardo “El Mope” Miranda was shredding all over the place at Machete pt. Here he is with a cool shot.
The big b,,,s kid get back to the action and was killing it in front of the rocks at Machete pt. Here is Wayland Dangla on a nice one.
This is Ricardo “El Italiano Loco” getting the first barrel of his life out here at Maderas and i was there to keep the memory. Nice one buddy!!!
Here is one last shot of “El Mope” Miranda, this time getting shack. He’s going to participate he tnext month in the QUICKSILVER PRO in Salvador, so he’s working on it.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The swell continued to fade today, but there were still some decent waves if you knew where to look.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The faded fairly quickly today. The surf still had its moments throughout the day though.
What a Wednesday! Our favorite beach break came back to life. Reborn the Monster!
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Small and offshore today – checking some other spots for waves but there’s just not too much swell in the water. It’s about knee to waist high on sets and we’re waiting for next week when we are supposed to receive our first real swell of the season.