October 20th, 2008
Somewhere in Nicaragua
It’s easy to let all these onshore rainy days get you down – don’t let it happen! This weather pattern happens every year at the same time and we are almost to the end of it! I was looking through the shots from last November and it’s filled with killer days. Here’s a shot from Nov. 7th, 2007 – it’s coming!
There was nobody out at Maderas today so we had the whole spot for ourselves for at least three hours. Everybody was so excited because we saw some fun ones coming through. The first guy who paddled out was our good friend D-lite. Here is a cool shot that Come Pan got of him with the water camera.
On the way to Maderas we picked a couple locals up and they were so happy to make it back to this spot. Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro is caught here with our land camera with a cool maneuver.
On the last shot of the day we have one more photo of the “Forty Year Old Intern” D-lite with a sweet off the lip on this left hander. He was so hungry to get good waves that he destroyed every single wave he got today. The swell should be a little bit bigger tomorrow and the forecast says that we are going to have offshore winds in the morning, so keep an eye on NSR and see what we got for you.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Tuesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. This lady either ended up a bit later than anticipated or misunderstood what it means to get barreled haha! I’ve got to give her credit for looking at this wave though. You don’t know if you don’t go (or at least look at going).
Hey amigos! Josh here behind the lens for the foreseeable future. Today’s report is coming from Panga Drops. The waves were pretty small again today, but just big enough for a few people to rip.
Happy Sunday everyone, Thanks for tuning. We had another fun morning of waves at the reef. @tonyzphotos bringing you todays action.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Today we keep felling so much rain down here in Nicaragua, right now it,s 3:00 oclock down here and started to rain last night around 8:30. The beach is completely empty, we just have a tons of trush. The people is trying to sell everithing they have in their farms because the rivers are getting..
Welcome to the report and the spanish class for today. It’s head high on sets and the wind is still ONSHORE. Check it out.
Well, it’s the last day of DLite’s trip and unfortunately, it’s been onshore the whole time. Sorry man, you’ll have to come back. This was his last opportunity to check the waves…(check out the cool NSR T-Shirt!)