August 14th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome to the Thursday surf report. This is Roberto, Jairo “Come Pan” and D-lite bringing you the action from Maderas today. The surfed has dropped some , we have sets running waist to chest high with offshore winds and the water is very clear. Here is a shot of the line up, there were a lot of people at the beach today enjoying the gorgeous day.
Today the waves were really fun for long boarding; here we have Caleb “El Skater” with five toes over the nose. We would like to give mad props to Jairo for a great job with the water camera.
Rex “La Bestia “Calderon was flying all over the place today. Here we caught him with a nice from side air.
Here we have Rodolfo “El Calibilly Villareal with a great snap on a small but strong left. He’s been surfing pretty well lately since he got that new board sponsored by Santa Cruz.
Jairo Come Pan is getting better and better each day. Today he was ready to take some shots of the local guys but the waves weren’t that good. Anyway he took a couple of great ones. Here he caught “El Mope” with an interesting shot.
The last surfing shot of the day goes to Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro who was doing his thing out there. The waves should be about same size tomorrow, so there will be something to ride. Check back with us.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were about the same size as yesterday, maybe a touch smaller. The wind was offshore and favorable all day. I took pictures around mid-day, so the sun was blazing and crowd was light.
Hey amigos! Josh back in town and behind the lens today and tomorrow. The waves still had size this Friday and the wind was offshore pretty much all day. The streak of consistent, quality waves continues. Aiden setting up for a big blast off the top in today’s opening frame here.
Hello Thursday, What a fun afternoon of waves. October continues to deliver. @tonyzphotos reporting.
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