July 25th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi folks, today we have Roberto Lucha Libre Garcia with the surf report from out here at Maderas. The waves were super fun this morning; it was running about chest to head high on sets with off shore wind. The locals were killing it out there today and were having so much fun together. Check it out.
One of the locals out there today who was having so much fun for almost 2 hour with no crowd was “La Gaviota” Chamorro. Here I caught him with a sick backside snap on this left.
Edwin “El Tuzo” Morales got motivated just to be watching all these guys. So he showed out his thing as well. Here he is with a cool shot about to throw the lip off the back.
Luis “La Baloy” Chamorro was flying all over the place this morning and got a couple of good shots. Here is one of them with a busting front side air.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday evening’s surf report from Panga Drops. The wind was light and the size pulsed a little bit in the last hour of light.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from a secret spot and Pangas (French Fries). The waves were very small today, but super clean.
Hey amigos! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. This Wednesday’s report is coming your way from Colorados. The surf had more size than forecasted and the wind was light. We can’t complain with those conditions.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hi guys, it is Lucha Libre here with the surf report. Today we headed out at north to get some good waves, it is overhead on sets and the wind perfect offshore. Check out the crew.
We made the drive south yesterday – headed to Pascuales. Unfortunately, its very stormy now. We made it to Manzanillo, which is very close and were lucky enough to time our stop with a break in the storm. Offshore, head high and mushy. We’ll take it.
OK, we’ve got some small, but fun waves today and it seem like our offshore wind pattern is back to normal – offshores all day long. We went exploring based on a rumor and confirmed another, semi-secret spot here in Nicaragua. We’re not naming it and we can only say that it is North of..