February 11th, 2009
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hello folks, we are the NSR family bringing you the Wednesday surf report from one of our favorite spots down south. The water is usually colder if you head down south but we were not worry about water temperature today because we really wanted to score some killer waves. It was head high to overhead on sets, the water warmed a little bit but it is still chilly and the wind was offshore. Check out the lineup!!!
We had a couple of good rights coming through this afternoon. Augusto “La Gaviota” Chamorro was in the right spot and caught a few of the better ones. We want to say congratulations for his birthday.
Here we have “La Baloy” again this time going left. Come Pan wasn’t out for so long but he did a great job. If you want to get a couple of sick water shots let us know because we have the best water photographer in the whole pacific coast down here in Nicaragua.
The waves were firing today and we are hoping to score some good ones tomorrow as well because this swell is supposed to be around for the next days. Don’t you wish to be down here right now folks?
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Saturday morning’s surf report from Panga Drops. The waves were very small today, but the morning window was favorable with the tide. Good for cruisin’!
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!
FROM THE ARCHIVES
For those of you who responded to our request for help last week – THANKS! So far we’ve collected $850 towards the Central American Surf Championships in Panama this March. WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP to reach our goal of $1400. If you’ve ever been down here or thought about doing something cool for a..
We’ve got sun and fun out here at Maderas today. Chest high waves on the gringos, head high on the Nicas. There are chicks on the beach and we have offshore winds. Check it out.