March 24th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Yeah! Guys, we had a really good day in the water. We scored a ton of waves and there was some great surfing going on. For the first surf shot of the day we have “El Jefe” Pancho Sanchez with a sick bottom turn looking like he is about to rip the top off of this little nugget.
Here is Kristen Wilson tearing up this left. It is nice to see the girls getting some good waves and holding their own out here with the big boys. Way to go!!
There were a few traveling surfers that were fortunate enough to catch this nice little swell with us today. Here is one of the young FL rippers throwing a ton of water on this off the top. (Sorry dude, forgot your name…)
We are leaving you with a cool shot of this empty pit. Maybe you will go to sleep dreaming about your future plans to come visit with us here at NSR. The waves are going to be fun again tomorrow so be sure to check us out. Until then, “Peace out”
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Sunday, we went off campus today and scored some fun waves at the point around the corner. @tonyzphotos bringing you the days action.
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Happy 4th of July! The size of the surf dropped notably today. There were still good sets, but patience was key (again). Hard to believe there were no takers on this one!
FROM THE ARCHIVES
This is the last day of our trip in Panama so we decided explore around and visit some place. Here we are at the Panama Canal looking up how the ships goes through this giant canal.
We’ve got Roberto “Lucha Libre” Garcia with the surf report for today. It’s chest to head high on sets, the wind is offshore and the water is super cold. Check out the line up, all the locals were out.
This is Roberto with the surf report and spanish class for today. We could not make it out to the beach. So we went to the bay and take some shots, we guessed Maderas might be head high on set waves, the wind light offshore and the water still cool.