October 12th, 2020
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Happy Monday everyone! The week is already off to a great start as the waves were super fun today. Incredibly clean conditions with wave running in the chest to well over head on the pulsing sets. Get on in here and see how good it was!
Nothing like strolling up to your fav surf spot to see something like this!
I actually checked it way earlier and I’m pretty stoked I waited for the afternoon sesh! Cesar’s stoked too! Jaja
It was one of of those kind of days where the barrels were firing on all cylinders, but the nicely groomed tapering shoulders were butter prefect for nice clean turns like this here by John.
Firing on all cylinders?? Pretty much!!!
Josh taking his Formula 1 for a little spin at around 5PM.
Mother nature giveth and she also taketh. Here she hath taketh a really big tree from somewhere pretty far in the hills where it traveled some distance down river and placed it perfectly here for Kristell to sit and watch tonights epic sunset.
John likes to taketh a lot of barrels too!
Tonight was super sick!!! Did I stress that at all???
For it twas a glorious evening session!!!
Getting pretty dialed wit the low light PM sessions for this time of year.
How about Mikey’s slow mo barrel cover up???
Or this hand stalled pre-barrel cover up…. stopped in time for eternity!
RECENT REPORTS
Merry Christmas everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. This evening’s surf report is coming your way from Panga Drops. Today definitely had its moments, but the windows were difficult to hit.
Hello Tuesday and Merry Christmas Eve. @tonyzphotos brining you todays action.
Hello and happy Monday. We had a little jump in swell size and the wind picked up a bit too. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hola and welcome to the Saturday surf report. Today was a big ol’ lay day with onshore winds and not a single person out surfing.
Good Morning, The winds lightend up a bit this morning, There were some fun looking waves coming through.
Pero una semana es más que suficiente para que el océano y las olas vuelvan (casi) a la normalidad. (Ojalá la población y los daños se recuperaran así de rápido!)