October 28th, 2011
Somewhere in Nicaragua
This is one of the two guys we had in the lineup this morning. Here he is caught racing down the line of this left.
We left the beach because nobody stayed out there, so there was nobody to take photos of. We came back later but the winds were already blowing a little onshore. There were still some nice sized sets to be taken but there were not barrels to pull in to.
The guys from Brazil made it out there and they were ripping it up. This is Beto going vertical on this little nugget.
Nelson was charging on his big panga, one more time. Check him out going big on this left ahnder.
Since the waves were not barreling ’cause the winds, everyone out there was shredding up. Unknown rider blasting fins out with a cool frontside maneuver.
The last action shot of the day goes to Marcio attacking this section from a nice angle. Nice looking move, uh!
RECENT REPORTS
Howdy everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves surprised to the upside today. It was slightly larger than I was expecting, and there were hour plus long windows where the wind dropped out.
Hola amigos! Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The tide was a bit lower by the time I got around to shooting today, so there was more action at mid-peak than the side-peaks. The wind was stronger today, but it was a little bigger today too.
Hey everyone! Welcome to Tuesday’s surf report from Panga Drops, once again we’re talking French Fries. The waves were smaller today, but the shape was arguably slightly better than yesterday. The wind was also a touch lighter.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
The waves got smaller today but the lineup was definitely cleaner than the last 3 days. It was running about chest to shoulder high on sets with nice offshore winds all day long. Check out the lineup!!!
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