January 8th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hi folks, we are Lucha Libre and Come Pan Panic bringing you the action for the Thursday surf report. Today we drove to one of our favorite spots down south to catch a couple of fun waves with no crowd. It was running about waist to chest high with some infrequent shoulder high waves on sets with offshore wind. Check it out.
Come Pan Panic took the water camera out today and as always he sat in the right spot to capture a few cool pics. Here we have a shot of “El Codo” Lopez on a nice looking wave.
Meanwhile Lucha Libre was doing his thing on the beach. This is our very good friend Kenny “El Cokinbito” riding a sweet left.
Sam wanted to be part of the show as well and was taking off on some really good waves with nice form. Check him out on this peak in front of the rocks.
Carlos Caliente scored the best shot of the day on this nice looking left. The waves should be about the same size tomorrow so be sure to check us back out.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES
Welcome to the small surf report for today. It’s Lucha Libre reporting from out here at Maderas, the waves are running about the same size than yesterday and everybody made it out on longboard. It’s knee high on sets, the wind is offshore and the water is getting warm little by little. Check out the..
This is Roberto with the surf report from Maderas. It’s chest to head high on sets and the wind is offshore, the water warmed up a little bit and we have many surfos enjoying the good surf. Check it out.
It looks like our string of fun sized surf is finally coming to an end. It’s much smaller out here at Maderas today, maybe waist high or so. Not a bad time of year to learn to surf in Nicaragua.