October 28th, 2012
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey everyone, welcome to another day here in Nicaragua. Brian here, bringing the report to you this sunny Sunday. Waves dropped off quite a bit from yesterday, only about waist to chest high, and steady offshore winds with a super low tide this morning. The swell was weak and a bit disorganized with a lot of rip current but a few corners managed to squeeze through. Check it out!
Low tide session anyone? I paddled out early and surfed by myself for an hour and it seemed like the tide wasn’t moving at all.
Had a few old guys that walked down the beach and paddled out and then this little grom paddled and made them feel even older. Shred it grommie!
You gotta give to these guys though, if you can still go over the falls and paddled back out when you over 50, they’re stoked to be in the water either way!
I know i mentioned the tide was low, this gives you a better perspective. Super dredging! Should’ve waited for this one buddy.
Nice day to take the kids down to the beach. Plenty of room to dig to China with the low tide.
Pulled back view of a nice empty right. Not too many people in the water today, get out there while you can.
Small but fun, sometimes you don’t need a big swell to have a good session. Just you and few of your friends and fun surf.
Well that’s it for today folk, keep an eye on the forecast, might have a little pulse towards the middle of next week. At least we have good weather and offshore winds, and it’s not completely flat. So get off the computer and go surf! Hasta manana amigos!
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Monday, The swell continues into today with some cleaner conditions. There were some long waits, but for the few patient people in the water there was some glory to be had. @tonyzphotos reporting.
Good afternoon and Happy Sunday. We saw a nice jump in swell today from yesterday. @tonyzphotos bringing you todays action.
Hi everyone! Welcome to Saturday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The swell definitely began to fill in today. The main challenge was the wind and extreme tides. This morning the tide was low, and the swell was just starting to fill in, but the wind was favorable which was good.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
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.
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!!!
Before we get to today’s report we wanted to announce one of the coolest job opportunities in Nicaragua. The Crew over at Surfari Charters is looking for a chef for the 2010 surf season. Requirements are a good attitude, the ability to cook up fresh seafood and management experience. Spanish language skills are helpful, but..