March 14th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Welcome folks to the Saturday surf report. This is “Lucha Libre” and “Come Panic” bringing you all the news from up north. Today we woke up early to score some sick waves and we did. It was solid overhead on sets, the winds were strong offshore and the water is still very chilly. Check out what we got!!!
Our very own D-lite drove up his bike this morning to meet us and caught some killer waves with the crew. Here he is showing us his fins with a cool front side off the lip. The wind at this spot was strong but there were many fun lefts rolling all the way in to the beach.
Pancho Sanchez was able to spend a few days up north and today he took his board out to ride some waves. Here we have a shot of him taking off on this left with great form. We are so stoked that he was able to paddle out today.
Later on, we headed out to one of the most popular surf spots in this zone. Unfortunately the waves were disorganized at this spot because the swell direction was not the best one. We want to show you this empty but sweet left rolling all the way in to the beach.
The swell washed out a few turtles to the lays its eggs. It is weird to see turtles on the beach during the day but today we got lucky to find this one. Please, take care of them!!!
We had a few guys from Florida this afternoon at this spot. This is Damien taking off on a nice looking right. This is the last day of his trip, so they made it out to have the last surf sesh, no matters how the conditions were.
Tony “Mameluco el tuco” Longobuco didn’t want to take the risk to get pounded out there, and didn’t make it out. He absolutely was enjoying the show from the beach a he drank a few beers instead to go out. Smart guy uhh!!!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were very clean this morning, but nobody wanted to surf at low-tide. There were still a few good corners scattered across all of Pangas’ peaks.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Panga Drops. Yuji hard carried the report again. The wind was relatively calm and favorable, so that was nice. Surfline was wrong about the size again though. Smaller than called for.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Spot X. The swell didn’t fill in as much as forecasted, but there were still some keepers to be had throughout the day.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome to another surf report from out here at Maderas again. Today we made it out to the beach super early in the morning for the incoming tide. It’s still pretty fun, we have some waist-chest high waves coming through, the wind is offshore and we have a couple of jellyfish out there too. Check..
Another day of pumping swell in Nicaragua, today we took a boat and headed out at north to get some good waves. We have solid double over head set waves and the wind is offshore.
We’ve got FIRING swell out here at Maderas today. This is no joke – the forecast called for a dropping swell but all indications are that it’s still building. We’ve got some solid overhead waves coming in with some sets pushing double overhead. The wind is light offshore and the water is cool and clear…