January 7th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi and thanks for joining us for the Wednesday surf report from out here at Playa Maderas. Today we drove up to the beach in the morning and we found some really fun waves coming through. It was running about chest to shoulder high on sets, with offshore winds and the water super nice. The day was a little bit cloudy and the lineup was mellow but there were some small incidents here and there as well but everybody scored some fun ones. Check out what we have for you today!!!
A few local kids made it out to the beach today and were ripping all over the place. Check out Rodolfo “Calibilly” Zapata with a killer front side turn on this left. By a second we thought that was our very own D-lite with that kind of spray.
Larry “Carita de Venado” was killing the lefts all day long. He was doing every kind of maneuvers including some aerials. Here we have this shot of him with a nice one.
A couple of longboarders made it out to be part of the show and were taking advantage of the surf conditions. Here we caught a shot of this chick taking a nice left hander and getting ready to do some stuff on it.
RECENT REPORTS
Hello and Happy Sunday to all our viewers. @tonyzphotos back on the report after snowbirding in Panama. We have some sunshine and fun surf in the water today. Dive in for a look.
Hey everyone! Welcome to an action packed Saturday surf report. Pangas was on fire this morning and so were the surfers!
Hey amigos! Welcome to Friday’s surf report from Panga Drops. The swell continued to fade today, but there were still some decent waves if you knew where to look.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
We’ve got Jairo and Roberto Garcia with the report for today. We don’t have any change about size waves, it’s still pretty small but it is fun for longboarders. It’s knee high on sets, the wind is offshore and the water warmed up a little bit. Check it out.
We’ve still got a lingering north swell out here that doesn’t seem to want to quit. It’s slightly bigger than yesterday, maybe chest to head high or so, with light offshore winds and clear water. Shots are from Maderas.