April 2nd, 2016
Somewhere in Nicaragua
What’s up everybody?! Welcome to the weekend surf report with NSR and Parker. The waves are still firing so take a few minutes to look at our shots!
Normally, the locals don’t paddle out until after breakfast. However, Will was on it early. Check out his wave.
When you have 150 yards of inviting walls, your rail game dramatically improves. Will is now an established local who rips this spot.
Bam!! Number two on this wave! He obliterated the lip throughout the entire wave.
Zack is currently on a five month surf trip throughout Central America. After an epic El Nino winter in Southern California, he’s still stoked to surf and loving our waves. Thanks for spending some time in Nica Land and enjoy your trip bro!
Dave is also from the Pacific but a few more miles south. Because of the plentiful rights and heavier crowds, he said it can be tough being a goofy footer in the Sunshine Coast of Australia. If that’s your problem too, Nicaragua is the solution.
Yesterday was an epic day at the reef (check out yesterday’s report too). King Neptune is still sending us waves so a few beauties came through this morning.
See for yourself- pictures never do it justice. Paddle out next to the freight train to watch and hear it work.
Aqui viene un set!!!! Scramble, get into position, and don’t miss your opportunity!!!
The set waves are still overhead. You might find an occasional nugget at the beach breaks but reefs are a safer bet. While it’s the weekend, make sure you catch a piece of this juicy swell!
At the takeoff zones, this wave features a barrel section. As you move down the face, the wave becomes rippable and mushier. In one wave, practice your barrel riding and sprays (to the face).
Today was a beautiful clear morning. Due to the lines of swell and gorgeous blue water, it was tough to see where the ocean meets the horizon.
Will agreed the water was clear and pretty but he was focused on other things: like ripping while the crowds are floating. Nice to meet you today hombre!
Around lunchtime, the winds turned onshore. Thankfully, tomorrow’s wind forecast is predicting offshore all day!
Our shoulders are noodles and our legs are tired from the long rides and exhausting paddles throughout the past four days. We may not be throwing huge buckets of water but still get out there! Rest once the swell is gone.
Ok damas and caballeros, thank you for checking out the weekend surf report! Enjoy your weekend and make sure you paddle out tomorrow. Hasta en la manana todos!!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The conditions were very similar to yesterday, possibly a little bigger on the sets.
Hi everyone! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were much smaller today, but was still fun on the sets. The crowd was light and the weather was beautiful!
Hey everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Wednesday’s surf report is coming your way from Panga Drops. There was still some leftover swell today, but not as big as yesterday.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hello gang, welcome back to the Thursday NSR surf report. The waves were running knee to chest high with fair form and the water was warm. We are right in the middle of Semana Santa here in Nicaragua. (Easter Week for us gringos) I just got back from San Juan del Sur this morning and..
Hello everybody. This is Wednesday report. Moderate offshore wind, good size waves in the sets, a few people in the line up and some place have Jellyfish. A realy sunny day.
Lots of fun waves up and down the beach today. Everyone is so stoked to score some. Head high plus waves on the bigger sets, nice offshore winds and warmer water. Check out the lineup!